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a funny game
Damn, I actually coded a text editor that was going to be called typeit like a year ago, when all I did was filthy filthy .net stuff.
It looks great! thanks for the code, this will help me learn a decent programming language once and for all. :)
Oh, and btw: I totally HATED moeilijk.
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Rather an odd question from a Ruby n00b: When I tried to run v0.3 with Shoes I received an undefined method: debug at line 51 error. Commenting out the line caused it to run perfectly.
Any thoughts? Am I missing something obvious here?
Works in Linux. Nice use of transparency!
Hrm. Seems to act a bit funny on Linux. For every key I type into each of the text boxes a dialog pops up with the keystroke and I have to click okay.
I just get a blank window on XP as well :-(
Love Ruby, love Go – good luck with this project!
It works for me—you enter your Shoes code in the textbox, and press ‘Scribble!’ and it will eval the textbox and display it in the window.
Thanks for the kind words Jaime! : ))
Afraid I have no clue about that compiz/emerald crash…
v0.3b and v0.4c correspond to Shoes-0.r925
I run this with build r925 on ubuntu linux ; i get a dark window, and the debug console state ‘No video support’.
I suppose this would work with a version of shoes compiled with -VIDEO … but can we make it run with a precompiled build ?
Thanks !