Qt4-QtRuby installer for Microsoft Windows

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==Troubleshooting==
 
Unfortunately the Qt4-QtRuby installer currently cannot detect failure of installing the ''qtruby4-gem''. To check whether the ''gem'' installed properly, open a command-line and enter the following command
 
 
gem list qtruby4
 
 
If qtruby4 is not listed, the ''gem'' failed to install. You can find the ''gem'' in the temporary directory after running the installer. The ''gem'' can be installed manually using the command line.
 
 
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cd %TEMP%
 
gem install qtruby4-*.gem
 
 
If this fails, the error message may give you an additional clue on what is wrong.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 11:35, 26 September 2008

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This is an installer for installing Qt4-QtRuby (including Ruby user interface compiler and resource compiler) under Microsoft Windows. Qt4-QtRuby (developed by Richard Dale and others) is a very useful extension allowing you to use Qt from within the Ruby programming language. Note there is a Microsoft Windows32 Gem for installing Qt4-QtRuby on the Korundum project page. You don't need this installer if the Gem works for you.

The installer requires Qt-4.3.0 Open Source Edition and Ruby 1.8.6-25 for Microsoft Windows to be installed first. Make sure you are using exactly this versions of Ruby and Qt, because otherwise the Qt4-QtRuby binaries will be incompatible.

The source code of the installer is currently included in the HornetsEye package. The installer was developed using NSIS and RubyGems. Please contact me if you encounter problems using the installer.

Note that as an alternative there also is a Microsoft Windows32 Gem for installing Qt4-QtRuby on the Korundum project page.

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Installation

Download

You can download the Qt4-QtRuby installer for Microsoft Windows here: qtruby4installer.exe

Testing

Launch irb (interactive ruby bash) on the command line and type in the following commands. By the time you have entered app.exec you should see a small window with a button opening. Clicking the button should close the window.

require 'Qt4'
# true
app = Qt::Application.new( ARGV )
# #<Qt::Application:0xb7ad3394 objectName="irb">
button = Qt::PushButton.new( "&Close Me" )
# #<Qt::PushButton:0xb7acf668 objectName="", x=0, y=0, width=640, height=480>
Qt::Object.connect( button, SIGNAL('clicked()'), button, SLOT( 'close()' ) )
# true
button.show
# nil
app.exec
# true
quit

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