Closed JosephShering closed 10 years ago
Hi there @JosephShering - you should totally be able to do that.
Haven't used an official shoes install for a while but if you compiled it for yourself (at linux) you'll find the appropriate binary at #{your_shoes_directory}/dist/shoes
- that's what I always use. Feel free to include it in your $PATH.
Try the -h switch from the command line to get some other options too.
On 04/16/2014 09:07 AM, Tobias Pfeiffer wrote:
Hi there @JosephShering https://github.com/JosephShering - you should totally be able to do that.
Haven't used an official shoes install for a while but if you compiled it for yourself (at linux) you'll find the appropriate binary at |#{your_shoes_directory}/dist/shoes| - that's what I always use. Feel free to include it in your $PATH.
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Closing this since it's already there and no followup question. @JosephShering if you need help please comment again/reopen!
I feel that the special GUI program that can open *.rb files really breaks my workflow. I'd much prefer the ability to run the gui from command line like this:
shoes main.rb