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By: Paul Brannan
RE: Status check [ reply ]  
2008-05-26 00:02
I've fixed this (and one other semicolon-related documentation bug) in my branch.

By: Gordon Rios
RE: Status check [ reply ]  
2008-05-21 17:35
Good idea -- some of the fixes could be suggested that way -- for example minor typos like this (semicolon in first define_method)

extern "C"
void Init_Test()
{
Class rb_cTest =
define_class("Test")
.define_method("initialize", test_initialize);
.define_method("hello", test_hello);
}

But my overall recommendation is to go over the examples and make sure they run since most are snippets.

More importantly, I would like to see some more simple examples with richer data types. For example, I've got one C++ method that I wrote that takes Rice::Array as an argument and returns one as well.

But, I don't know if there's any way to do that with std containers -- most of my attempts didn't work. At this point I'm not sure it's possible so an example showing a to_ruby from_ruby conversion or a small example.

My reason for mentioning it is that I think the project could be highly valuable and anything you can do to improve adoption rate is worth your time.

Thanks,
Gordon

By: Jason Roelofs
RE: Status check [ reply ]  
2008-05-21 13:46
Best thing for you to do would be to submit a patch with the documentation changes you'd like to see.

By: Gordon Rios
RE: Status check [ reply ]  
2008-05-21 06:29
Just like to say that I've been using Rice this past week and it's working well for me. I have found a few minor typos in documentation that I can forward if you'd like.

Thanks very much for doing this project.

Gordon

By: Jason Roelofs
RE: Status check [ reply ]  
2008-02-06 12:41
We'll be putting up a gem release sometime today and making an announcement tomorrow.

By: Daniel Berger
Status check [ reply ]  
2008-01-27 05:52
What's the status of Rice? The documentation indicates that there's a file to download but nothing's posted.

This looks very interesting, btw. :)

Dan