Post by Peter Cooper on January 3rd, 2008

Getting Code Ready for Ruby 1.9

In Getting Code Ready for Ruby 1.9, James Edward Gray II is attempting to put together a comprehensive blog post on the various things you need to do to migrate your Ruby 1.8 code over to working on Ruby 1.9. So far, James only looks at a handful of potentially sticky areas, but commenters have already started chipping in with suggestions, including how to rewrite the BlankSlate class for Ruby 1.9.

Further afield, Sam Ruby has written Porting REXML to Ruby 1.9 where he rattles off a laundry-list of things he's had to do to get REXML ported to Ruby 1.9. This will also be a useful read for those migrating code to 1.9.

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One Response to “Getting Code Ready for Ruby 1.9”

  1. #1
    Jon Wood Says:
    January 4th, 2008 at 10:31 am

    I'm not sure if this will be included in 1.9 or not (I've not installed it yet, since I'm almost exclusively on Rails), but Mauricio Fernandez's changelog seems to imply that their is a new object available called SimpleClass, which seems to be the equivalent to BlankSlate.

    http://eigenclass.org/hiki/Changes+in+Ruby+1.9#l22