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Daniel Berger
Hi all,
The Win32 Utils Team is happy to announce the release version 0.2.0 of
the win32-pipe library.
= What is it?
An interface for named pipes on MS Windows.
= What's new?
* Now pure Ruby.
* Major interface change. Pipe::Server.new and Pipe::Client.new replace the
Pipe.new_server and Pipe.new_client methods, respectively.
* An optional 3rd argument, the open mode, is now accepted which allows finer
control over how pipes are created.
* Several pipe mode and open mode constants were added.
* The asynchronous pipe server actually works now.
* Added the Pipe#name method.
* Added the Pipe#asynchronous? method.
* Added the Pipe#size method as an alias for Pipe#length.
* Added a Rakefile with tasks for testing and installation.
* Added a gemspec and uploaded a gem file to RubyForge.
* Merged the doc files into the README and/or replaced them with inlined
comments that are RDoc friendly.
= Where can I get it?
The usual places - RubyForge or the RAA. Or just "gem install win32-pipe".
Give the gem an hour or so to propogate if it doesn't work right away.
Enjoy!
The Win32 Utils Team
The Win32 Utils Team is happy to announce the release version 0.2.0 of
the win32-pipe library.
= What is it?
An interface for named pipes on MS Windows.
= What's new?
* Now pure Ruby.
* Major interface change. Pipe::Server.new and Pipe::Client.new replace the
Pipe.new_server and Pipe.new_client methods, respectively.
* An optional 3rd argument, the open mode, is now accepted which allows finer
control over how pipes are created.
* Several pipe mode and open mode constants were added.
* The asynchronous pipe server actually works now.
* Added the Pipe#name method.
* Added the Pipe#asynchronous? method.
* Added the Pipe#size method as an alias for Pipe#length.
* Added a Rakefile with tasks for testing and installation.
* Added a gemspec and uploaded a gem file to RubyForge.
* Merged the doc files into the README and/or replaced them with inlined
comments that are RDoc friendly.
= Where can I get it?
The usual places - RubyForge or the RAA. Or just "gem install win32-pipe".
Give the gem an hour or so to propogate if it doesn't work right away.
Enjoy!
The Win32 Utils Team