Ruby bindings for the newt library
Code is originally from Noritsugu Nakamura and is available at: www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~Nori/ruby/dist/ruby-newt-20020105.tar.gz
It was maintained by Eric Sperano and moved to theforeman github page in 2015.
See github.com/theforeman/ruby-newt/tree/master/examples for usage examples.
$ gem install newt
$ gem install rake rake-compiler $ git clone git://github.com/theforeman/ruby-newt $ cd ruby-newt $ gem build newt.gemspec $ sudo gem install newt-*.gem
$ bundle install $ bundle exec rake compile $ bundle exec rake test
The Newt library and headers.
$ dnf install ruby-devel newt-devel
$ sudo apt-get install libnewt-dev
$ sudo port install libnewt
Then, define these environment variables:
$ export LIBRARY_PATH="/opt/local/lib/" $ export C_INCLUDE_PATH="/opt/local/include/"
For some reason, it does not always find the header so symlink it:
$ sudo ln -s /opt/local/include/newt.h /usr/include/
The following changes break compatibility with version 0.9 and existing programs using the ruby-newt library may need to be changed.
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The following method names have been renamed to create a more consistent interface.
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takesFocushas been renamed totakes_focus -
setCurrentByKeyhas been renamed toset_current_by_key -
setDatahas been renamed toset_data -
clearSelectionhas been renamed toclear_selection
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The
get/setmethods have been removed from theRadiobuttoncomponent. -
The
get_currentmethod forListboxhas been generalized and theget_current_as_numberandget_current_as_stringmethods have been removed. -
Garbage collection of components and forms has been implemented. This will break applications that reuse components on multiple forms.
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The publicly global
CALLBACK_HASHhas been removed. Applications that modify this hash directly will break. -
The various add_callback methods no longer return the previously set callback when called with no parameters.
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Use
get_currentinstead ofgetfor radiobuttons. -
Use
set_currentinstead ofsetfor radiobuttons.
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Noritsugu Nakamura
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Eric Sperano
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Kosuke Asami
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Lukas Zapletal
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Robert Gill
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