Steven Parkes
Steven Parkes
I haven't tried to use this so I could believe it doesn't work. It's not something I'm going to have time to look at soon, but if you want to...
Thanks. I'll take a look. I've been taking a conservative approach to fixing this code (only responding to problems people have; trying not to do a major rewrite) since it's...
Hmm ... I never followed up on this. Actually, I don't think the live event handling is very complete (which has gotten more important, now that so much of jquery...
Cool. Note that XHR works fine, in a limited sort of way. It's just that it's always sync, not async. Making it async is a challenge. Combing Ruby threads with...
Hmmm. The arguments to g++ for js.cc don't look quite right. It looks like the -I for tracemonkey is wrong. It maybe that something went wrong with the configure step...
You're on the master branch. You need to be on the unstable branch: "git co -b unstable origin/unstable"
It's not getting the includes right, but I have no idea why. The line in the output that say "checking for jsautocfg.h in /home/jadams/software/johnson/vendor/tracemonkey... yes" is where its checking whether...
Johnson's pretty dormant at this point. The integration between Spidermonkey and Ruby has always been tricky and doesn't pass the tests (last time I tried) for either 1.8.7 or 1.9.2....
We don't keep a gemspec in the repo. It's only created/used when the gem is pushed. You'll need to checkout the branch from git and build the gem yourself.
The 1.9 branch was an experiment. So far, 1.9 support looks hard because of thread/GC interaction.