[Rubyinstaller-devel] [ANN] pik 0.0.2 Released
Roger Pack
rogerdpack at gmail.com
Sat Jun 6 08:50:30 EDT 2009
> I'm not sure what you mean here. My plan is to update the local
> session via batch file, and the whole Windows environment via
> WIN32OLE. I also plan to use ftype and/or assoc commands to update
> things. Is there a flaw in doing it this way? Am I missing
> something? I don't know how to update icons (at least automatically),
> but I don't know if that's something I care about or not ;-)
Interesting.
I might well end up using this :)
I wonder if one difficulty is that currently open console windows
remain fixed to the old ruby version.
If that is the case, I then wonder if it would be possible to have
something like...
c:\ruby\bin containing
ruby.bat
gem.bat
run_ruby_gem_command.bat # this one takes a parameter
you could always just leave c:\ruby\bin in your path, and rewrite the
.bat files depending on which ruby you'd like to next use.
run_ruby_gem_command would be like run_ruby_gem_command mongrel
or what not.
Just thinking out loud!
-=r
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