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wrong number of arguments (2 for 1) project.rb:95 #54
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Bug in the released version, fixed in the repository (and so shows the wrong instructions in the online docs). Sorry! Workaround: pass in an array (as only param), not a list of params. files "*.rb", "wrappers/*.*" should be: files ["*.rb", "wrappers/*.*"] |
Ahh!!! Thanks! I had the same issue for the exposed files. But now that this is done, it appears to compile properly, but my OSX app does not appear. Never mind the below. I needed to use bundle exec. But my app still does not appear when I get it to run, either with ruby 1.9.2 or whatever. If I use ruby 1.9.2 I get a new error:
Sorry for asking so much, but my ninja-skills are apparently failing me. |
So, The problem I was having was that I was using the newest version of the gosu-mac-wrapper-0.7.47.tar.gz in stead of the slightly older gosu-mac-wrapper-0.7.44.tar.gz. For some reason the never one did not work. Now that I have the right version, everything compiled :) |
Great! I assume jlnr has been messing with the layout of files in the wrapper...dang! I'll leave this open for now since the fact is that the current wrapper doesn't work. |
I am getting this error, and I have tried every thinkable combination of gem versions + ruby versions. How can I get this to compile on osx? (have also tried with bundle exec)
This is my Rakefile:
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