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Daniel Carrera
Thanks all for the help.
I don't know what I did wrong last time (maybe I installed a beta?). I
donwloaded the latest Ruby file, compiled it, and now I have what appears
to be a functinal zlib:
$ ruby -e 'require "zlib" '
$
So it looks like the standard Ruby install comes with everything I'll
need. I'll see if I can use zlib directly so as to avoid asking the user
to also install rubyzip.rb.
Or maybe I'll include a copy of rubyzip.rb with the package.
In any event. I'm happy to have zlib.
Cheers,
I don't know what I did wrong last time (maybe I installed a beta?). I
donwloaded the latest Ruby file, compiled it, and now I have what appears
to be a functinal zlib:
$ ruby -e 'require "zlib" '
$
So it looks like the standard Ruby install comes with everything I'll
need. I'll see if I can use zlib directly so as to avoid asking the user
to also install rubyzip.rb.
Or maybe I'll include a copy of rubyzip.rb with the package.
In any event. I'm happy to have zlib.
Cheers,