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By: Fonald Koubenecki
RE: Fork of the this project [ reply ] 2010-11-11 23:04
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Hello,
I'm new to ruby, and i'm trying to do some machine learning.
checking fun things to do for a newbie, i found rrobots and wanted to use it.
I saw then your fork that implements Gosu as GUI (if I understood correctly) bur I don't understand how to get the files !
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By: Romain GEORGES
RE: Fork of the this project [ reply ] 2009-11-30 09:52
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yes, thanks (you made me discover this new way)!
RubyGems support natively github
and with the gem gemcutter, the easy to use Gemcutter Repository
I've choose to put my gem on GemCutter
I've just finished to réintroduce your GOSU code in my gems
With GUI engines command arguement choice (TK or GOSU)
I've patch your code for displaying my new objects (LandMines and Toolboxes)
I'll update usage.rdoc and manual today
i'll will commit a 2.2 release with your GOSU Engine in.
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By: Albert Ramstedt
RE: Fork of the this project [ reply ] 2009-11-29 17:53
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Yeah but I think rubyforge is phasing out the hosting of gems.. the new thing is gemcutter.
http://gems.rubyforge.org/ <- gemcutter
And github also serves gems i believe. Anyway, I'd personnally rather have it on a public repo, and github is nice. You cant push to gitorious, but since I am not maintaing the rrobots code, you might as well take over it if you want.
But then again, do as you like :)
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By: Romain GEORGES
RE: Fork of the this project [ reply ] 2009-11-29 11:41
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Yes i'v already Clone it, and today i will work on the integration of your GUI engine
But i don't know how to commit on your gitorious project ?
I maintain it, for the moment on my own forge but for easy deployment capacities (Rubyforge is the default Rubygem repository) i think it's better update this rubyforge project if Simon his OK, or create a fork on Rubyforge
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