Steve Klabnik
Steve Klabnik
Yes, Shoes uses RubyGems 1.3.5 You may want to try out Green Shoes or Shoes 4.
You can try, but it's quite complicated. There's a reason we're on that ancient version...
Nope. :( _why didn't leave us with much.
Is this any window? Could you provide a sample of code that does this?
We're working on it. Vista Is totally terrible, and this is a high priority bug, right after 1.9.2 compliance. Gotta fix crashes before we can fix display errors, you know?
This issue was confirmed as being Windows only, possibly windows 7 only.
You may want to check out Shoes 4: https://github.com/shoes/shoes4 We're re-doing Shoes, and this version isn't being actively worked on.
Interesting. This is the first report of an encoding issue on the 1.9.1 based Shoes. Which the Policeman build is. Encoding stuff should only happen like that in 1.9.2... how...
Ah, I misread your report. The Mac version is based on 1.9.2, so that makes a lot more sense. What's happening is that we're not getting all of the encodings...
This is due to Ruby having a 'library compatability version' of 1.9.1, even with 1.9.2. `sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.1` on debian installs 1.9.2. It's silly. Oh well.