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GitHub - larsch/ocra: One-Click Ruby Application Builder
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One-Click Ruby Application Builder. Http:/ ocra.rubyforge.org/. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. Jul 15, 2015. Include 'gen build.complete' from Gem. Failed to load latest commit information. Include 'gen build.complete' from Gem. Dec 1, 2015. Robust temporary file cleanup. Nov 28, 2015. Bumped to 1.3.3. Jan 13, 2015. Apr 5, 2009. Robust temporary file cleanup. Nov 28, 2015. Fix use of deprecated method. Jan 13, 2015. Apr 6, 2009. Ignore released .zip-files. Aug 21, 2010. Nov 28, 2015.
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Ruby on Windows: February 2010
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Wednesday, February 10, 2010. Ruby and PowerPoint: Inserting HyperLinks. About automating Microsoft PowerPoint. With Ruby. Someone recently asked how to use Ruby code to insert hyperlinks into a PowerPoint slide. Let's take a look now at how this can be done. Let's quickly review the code that will launch PowerPoint. Ppt = WIN32OLE.new('PowerPoint.Application'). Create a new presentation. Doc = ppt.Presentations.Add(). Object that ...
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Ruby on Windows: January 2010
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Sunday, January 24, 2010. Saving Microsoft Office Documents as PDFs. A recent discussion in the Ruby Forum reminded me that it is possible with Microsoft Office 2007 applications to save a document in Adobe PDF format. In the Microsoft Word. Object model, you can call the Document object's SaveAs(). Method, passing it a filename, and the document will be saved in the default format. Document.SaveAs('c: temp MyDocument.doc'). Method...
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Ruby on Windows: February 2011
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Monday, February 7, 2011. Ruby on NetBeans: Here Comes the Cavalry. The NetBeans IDE team has decided to drop support for Ruby (and Rails) from NetBeans 7.0. I have received many good suggestions from readers, with RedCar and RubyMine getting a lot of love. It sounds like trumpets off in the distance. and hoofbeats. Indeed, Tom Enebo is leading the cavalry to save the day, as he reported in the JRuby forum. Posted by David Mullet.
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Ruby on Windows: Automating Outlook with Ruby: Saving Mail Messages To Files
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Friday, September 2, 2011. Automating Outlook with Ruby: Saving Mail Messages To Files. I've talked in the past about managing mail messages in your Inbox. And about saving email attachments to your hard drive. A reader recently asked about saving a mail message as a file on your hard drive. This can be done by calling the MailItem's SaveAs(). Let's look at a brief example that saves an Inbox message as an HTML file:. Just a word o...
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Ruby on Windows: JRuby 1.6: Now With Win32OLE Goodness
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Wednesday, March 16, 2011. JRuby 1.6: Now With Win32OLE Goodness. JRuby 1.6 has just been released and, among the many new features, the JRuby installer for Windows now includes the win32ole library. This is good news for those of us that frequently use Ruby's win32ole module to automate Excel. And a variety of other Windows applications and processes. Now you have the option of running your code on the JVM. Posted by David Mullet.
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Ruby on Windows: March 2011
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Wednesday, March 16, 2011. JRuby 1.6: Now With Win32OLE Goodness. JRuby 1.6 has just been released and, among the many new features, the JRuby installer for Windows now includes the win32ole library. This is good news for those of us that frequently use Ruby's win32ole module to automate Excel. And a variety of other Windows applications and processes. Now you have the option of running your code on the JVM. Posted by David Mullet.
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Ruby on Windows: September 2011
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Friday, September 2, 2011. Automating Outlook with Ruby: Saving Mail Messages To Files. I've talked in the past about managing mail messages in your Inbox. And about saving email attachments to your hard drive. A reader recently asked about saving a mail message as a file on your hard drive. This can be done by calling the MailItem's SaveAs(). Let's look at a brief example that saves an Inbox message as an HTML file:.
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Ruby on Windows: ADO, Excel, and Data Types
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Saturday, March 3, 2012. ADO, Excel, and Data Types. About using Ruby with Microsoft's ADO technology to query Excel workbooks as databases. This works well- -most of the time. But you may occasionally bump into data type issues, where you find that Excel/ADO treat a specific column as a different data type than you expected. CStr(x) - Converts x to a String value. CDec(x) - Converts x to a Decimal value. Posted by David Mullet.
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Ruby on Windows: Coming Soon: win32ole for JRuby
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On using the Ruby programming language on the Microsoft Windows platform. Sunday, September 26, 2010. Coming Soon: win32ole for JRuby. FYI: In a recent Ruby Forum thread. FWIW, a win32ole library is in development and should be in JRuby for 1.6. This is good news for those of us who do a lot of work with the standard Ruby win32ole library. My sincere thanks to all who are helping to make this happen. Posted by David Mullet. September 26, 2010 at 10:14 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).