Exloring the Unknown: TK Module
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I don't see why it wouldn't work at RMXP; at least, RGSS is Ruby, isn't it? I used a Ruby class in my script to obtain all files in a directory. Time class is not in RGSS help file, but we use it to obtain current time. But maybe it requires some tricks to work well.
I wish I had your book, I always want to learn how to use TK module in Ruby...
I wish I had your book, I always want to learn how to use TK module in Ruby...
No, it doesn't work in RMXP requiring the TK module will give you a "Game.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close" thing
Also you may not require .so files with RMXP it will not let you because it uses an edited version of the require definition
@Exsharean - You can use all of the Built-In classes/modules of the ruby library even though a good number of them are not mentioned in the help file, for instance, the Thread class is not mentioned. Then there is the standard library which has more ruby classes/modules but you can only require the ones written in pure ruby some of the very useful ones are: Benchmark - time how fast your code runs on your machine, Base64 encode and decode in Base 64, Zlib - read and write compressed files. I could go on all day but I will let you find these out for yourself
Also if you want to know more ruby then go here http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/ and if you haven't install the latest version of Ruby (I think 1.8.6 is the latest) that will automatically give you all of the other classes included with Ruby
Also you may not require .so files with RMXP it will not let you because it uses an edited version of the require definition
@Exsharean - You can use all of the Built-In classes/modules of the ruby library even though a good number of them are not mentioned in the help file, for instance, the Thread class is not mentioned. Then there is the standard library which has more ruby classes/modules but you can only require the ones written in pure ruby some of the very useful ones are: Benchmark - time how fast your code runs on your machine, Base64 encode and decode in Base 64, Zlib - read and write compressed files. I could go on all day but I will let you find these out for yourself
Also if you want to know more ruby then go here http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/ and if you haven't install the latest version of Ruby (I think 1.8.6 is the latest) that will automatically give you all of the other classes included with Ruby
Oh, I didn't try it, so I just thought it would work. As for I know, the TK module isn't installed with latest Ruby release (1.8.6), so when I tried any examples of the above, it didn't work. But thanks for the information.
I also never used require in RGSS...
I also never used require in RGSS...