I recently released a new version of meow which is a ruby library to easily integrate growl notifications in to your applications. The main feature I added was to make it easy to add growl notifications for autotest.
All you have to do is add “require ‘meow/autotest’” to your .autotest file.
Here is a screencast. Please be kind. This is my first screencast! (that is why I use all the features!)
I forgot to mention. Make sure you’re running OS X 10.5.
This is off topic, but I’m interested in why you have kalman.c on your desktop. Just curious because I’ve spent the last week laboring over kalman filering/smoothing and parameter estimation.
Paul
Hi Paul! I was briefly looking at traffic speed estimates on the roads here in Washington.
Here is the link if you’d like:
http://www.its.washington.edu/software/kalman_fil.html
/usr/local/lib/ruby/siteruby/1.8/rubygems/customrequire.rb:31:in `gemoriginalrequire’: no such file to load — osx/cocoa (LoadError)
Am I missing something?
Same here:
/usr/local/lib/ruby/siteruby/1.8/rubygems/customrequire.rb:27:in `gemoriginalrequire’: no such file to load — osx/cocoa (MissingSourceFile)
Might this be because I launch tests with autospec?
I guess I forgot to mention that you need to be running OS X 10.5.
Hmm, I’m on Leopard, so that should be ok. Do I need RubyCocoa?
Yes you need RubyCocoa, but RubyCocoa is supposed to come with 10.5.
A quick note to those of you using your own Ruby builds–if you didn’t patch it for RubyCocoa, you’ll need to:
http://stephencelis.com/archive/2008/11/the-definitive-leopard-ruby-build
Without it, Meow will innocently throw segfaults your way.
P.S., the above commenters will likely have to manually build RubyCocoa for their /usr/local Ruby.