On 29 August 2007 06:56, Jon Lambert wrote:
>> "Dave Korn" wrote:
>> Perhaps you should elaborate on the real underlying problem, rather than
>> just showing us a symptom and asking for a cure based on your own unstated
>> false diagnosis.
>>
>
> The real problem is the Windows version of the
"Dave Korn" wrote:
Perhaps you should elaborate on the real underlying problem, rather than
just
showing us a symptom and asking for a cure based on your own unstated false
diagnosis.
The real problem is the Windows version of the RMagick gem installation is
broken. This is RMagick's prob
Hugo Martin (Tourbillon Enterprises) wrote:
c:\> gem install rmagick --include-dependencies
Run the above from within bash?
No, from the windows cmd shell, I only need "if test -n", if I run it
within bash I'd have to install all the apps I need again :(
Now I think you're starting to u
On 28 August 2007 01:47, Hugo Martin (Tourbillon Enterprises) wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I need to use cygwin's "if" command, the ruby gem I need to install tries to
> run "if test -n" in my winXP but the win32 "if" is used so it fails with "-n
> was unexpected at this time".
>
> Is it possible to forc
c:\> gem install rmagick --include-dependencies
Run the above from within bash?
No, from the windows cmd shell, I only need "if test -n", if I run it within
bash I'd have to install all the apps I need again :(
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On 08/27/2007, Hugo Martin (Tourbillon Enterprises) wrote:
Hello.
I need to use cygwin's "if" command, the ruby gem I need to install tries
to run "if test -n" in my winXP but the win32 "if" is used so it fails with
"-n was unexpected at this time".
Is it possible to force WinXP to use cygwi
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