Ultraalchemy?

[caelric]

Can't find it on the repository. Am I missing something?

[SpiffyJr]

salchemy

[caelric]

--- Lich: salchemy active.
--- Lich: slib active.
--- Exception: uninitialized constant Gtk
slib:948:in `start_script'
--- Lich: slib has exited.


I have salchemy, I get the above error when I try ;salchemy I'm obviously missing something...

[SpiffyJr]

Maybe. Maybe not. I haven't messed with salchemy much since the switch to Lich v4 but it's on my list of things to do. Not much time to code with the holidays but I'll give it a peak on Sunday.

[caelric]

Ok, thanks

[Alorn15]

Can't say for sure, but looks like slib moved to V4 and you didn't.

[caelric]

Thats what I thought, at first, but I run ;help, and I get


Lich v4.0.14


So, unless that is an inaccurate way of determining what version of Lich I am using, I am updated

[caelric]

Oh, and I should add that I did an ;updater check, and Lich comes back as up-to-date, in case there was anyquestion about that.

[SpiffyJr]

He said slib, not Lich. ;repo download slib

[Alorn15]

Oh, no I was thinking the issue would be Lich, since his apparently can't see Gtk. But yeah, make sure you have the newest slib. Otherwise, erm, do you maybe not have the gtk bindings listed on the website? What version of the install did you use - lazy, not so lazy?

[caelric]

Oh, no I was thinking the issue would be Lich, since his apparently can't see Gtk. But yeah, make sure you have the newest slib. Otherwise, erm, do you maybe not have the gtk bindings listed on the website? What version of the install did you use - lazy, not so lazy?

Good question, I don't remember. Any way to check, or to fix the -gtk bindings?

I do have the latest slib, as well

[Alorn15]

You could type this:
;e echo defined?(Gtk)
(Ruby is caps-sensitive, so make sure you capitalize the G in Gtk)

...which should return this:
[exec1: constant]

...and not this:
--- Exception: uninitialized constant Gtk
exec1:1:in `start_exec_script'

Now that I look, it's included in the new Ruby installer Tillmen has on the website:
http://www.lichproject.com/files/ruby-1.8.6-p287-ruby-gnome2-0.16.0-1-setup.exe

[caelric]

Well, I tried the ;e echo defined?(Gtk) thing, and it returned nothing at all. I mean, I got the following:



--- Lich: exec1 active.

--- Lich: exec1 has exited.


I dl'ed the latest Ruby (the one you have listed there) reinstalled it, and tried again, still the same thing. Any other ideas?

[Tillmen]

What's the output for these commands?


;e echo HAVE_GTK
;e echo RUBY_VERSION
;e echo ENV['RUBY_PATH']
;e echo File.exists?("#{ENV['RUBY_PATH']}\\..\\lib\\ruby\\site_ruby\\1.8\\gtk2.rb")


It might also be helpful to post the contents of lich\temp\debug-########.txt.

[caelric]

Results below, in order. I suspect the first one is key, but not sure how to fix it.



;e echo HAVE_GTK


--- Lich: exec1 active.
[exec1: false]
--- Lich: exec1 has exited.


;e echo RUBY_VERSION


--- Lich: exec1 active.
[exec1: 1.8.6]
--- Lich: exec1 has exited.


;e echo ENV['RUBY_PATH']


-- Lich: exec1 active.

--- Lich: exec1 has exited.


;e echo File.exists?("#{ENV['RUBY_PATH']}\\..\\lib\\ruby\\site_ruby\\1.8\\gtk2.rb")


--- Lich: exec1 active.
[exec1: false]
--- Lich: exec1 has exited.


Oh, and the latest debug:


info: Sun Nov 29 13:12:27 -0800 2009
info: $lich_dir: C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/
info: $script_dir: C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/scripts/
info: $data_dir: C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/data/
info: $temp_dir: C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/temp/
info: HAVE_REGISTRY: true
warning: failed to load GTK bindings: no such file to load -- gtk2
info: launch file: C:\Users\David\AppData\Local\Temp\Gse.~xt
info: no force-mode info given
info: gamehost: storm.gs4.game.play.net
info: gameport: 10124
info: game: STORM
info: launcher_cmd: "C:\PROGRA~2\SIMU\Launcher.exe" C:\Users\David\My Documents\gaming\Gemstone\lich\temp\lich.sal
info: waiting for client to connect...
info: connected
info: connecting to game server (storm.gs4.game.play.net:10124)
info: connected
--- Exception: uninitialized constant Gtk
slib:948:in `start_script'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `eval'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3682:in `start_script'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `initialize'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `new'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `start_script'
salchemy:27:in `start_script'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `eval'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3682:in `start_script'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `initialize'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `new'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:3674:in `start_script'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:6296:in `do_client'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:7643
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:7553:in `initialize'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:7553:in `new'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:7553
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:6609:in `initialize'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:6609:in `new'
C:/Users/David/My Documents/gaming/Gemstone/lich/lich.rb:6609

[Tillmen]

It doesn't seem like you've installed http://www.lichproject.com/files/ruby-1.8.6-p287-ruby-gnome2-0.16.0-1-setup.exe

That installer sets a RUBY_PATH environment variable. Try it again. Make sure you're not downloading one installer and running another.

[Tillmen]

Another guess would be another Vista/Win7 admin problem going on. The correct installer could have been run, but without admin to set the environment variable, it wouldn't be found by Lich, and an old version of Ruby could still be used if it wasn't uninstalled. It's not very likely that this is the case, but it's an idea.

[caelric]

I am using that installer, and I do have Vista (ugg), but I have UAC turned off, so thats not a problem.

When I install Runy, it is going into this folder


C:\Program Files (x86)\Ruby-1.8.6


Does it need to be installed in the Lich folder instead?

[Tillmen]

It doesn't need to be installed to the Lich folder, and probably shouldn't. It's looking more like you're using the correct installer, but it's not being used. To make sure, open a command prompt, change to the directory where Lich is, and start it with the full path to the corrct Ruby.

cd path\to\lich
"c:\Program Files (x86)\Ruby-1.8.6\bin\rubyw.exe" lich.rbw

If Gtk stuff works with this method, we can figure out why this install isn't being used. If it doesn't work.. then I'm confused.

[caelric]

Once I got that typed into a command line properly, it executed, with no return. I exited GS, restarted GS, made sure lich was running (and working), and tried ;salchemy.

Same error.

I'm using Stormfront, does that matter?

[Tillmen]

Well.. damn.. Try this:

;e echo $:

Most of the things in this list should start with C:\Program Files (x86)\Ruby-1.8.6\

That should be good enough to verify what Ruby install is being used.

[caelric]

Aha!

Results of that are this


--- Lich: exec1 active.
[exec1: C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8]
[exec1: C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/i386-msvcrt]
[exec1: C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby]
[exec1: C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/1.8]
[exec1: C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32]
[exec1: .]
--- Lich: exec1 has exited.

[SpiffyJr]

See, you're running ruby from C:/Ruby and the Lich installer installed to C:/Program Files.../Ruby

You should probably edit the environment variable to be the proper location.

[Tillmen]

Now we're getting somewhere.

Go to "Add/Remove Programs" in your Control Panel, and uninstall anything that says Ruby.

Install the correct Ruby again, but when you do, right-click and do Run as Admin. This shouldn't be needed, but it couldn't hurt, and it didn't work right before.

double-click on lich.rbw

click on the install tab

click uninstall

click install

???

Profit!

[caelric]

Now we're getting somewhere.

Go to "Add/Remove Programs" in your Control Panel, and uninstall anything that says Ruby.

Install the correct Ruby again, but when you do, right-click and do Run as Admin. This shouldn't be needed, but it couldn't hurt, and it didn't work right before.

double-click on lich.rbw

click on the install tab

click uninstall

click install

???

Profit!

I did all that, and now it doesn't work! No profit!!!

Actually, I did all that, and it looks like it works, but the game just went down for maintenance, so I can't confirm that it works. When it comes back up, I will test, and find out.

I have loved that quote about ???, Profit! ever since it was on Southpark. Hilarious.

[caelric]

Ok, well, I get back into G@, and Lich works fine, but I run ;salchemy, and now I get this error:



--- Lich: salchemy active.
--- Lich: slib active.
--- Lich: slib has exited.
================================================== ==
| Download Started |
================================================== ==
Now downloading: SpiffyAlchemy-gui.xml.
This may take a while depending on the size...
Download complete!
================================================== ==
| Download Started |
================================================== ==
Now downloading: SpiffyLib-guild-db.xml.
This may take a while depending on the size...
Download complete!
SpiffyAlchemy.run();
--- Exception: undefined method `glade_enabled?' for SpiffyAlchemy:Class
salchemy:648:in `run'
--- Lich: salchemy has exited.


I'm going to assume its a problem on my end, but any ideas this time?

[Tillmen]

At first glance, that appears to be a problem with the script. I'm not familiar enough with it to tell you if you're missing a file or have an old version of something, but I tried running salchemy and got the same thing. A grep of my script dir shows that glade_enabled? isn't defined by any script.

[SpiffyJr]

Ok, well, I get back into G@, and Lich works fine, but I run ;salchemy, and now I get this error:



I'm going to assume its a problem on my end, but any ideas this time?

Well, you're running now. Salchemy is being tweaked a bit at the moment so gimme a few days to get it up and running. I have to write up a new GUI and I'm not to enthused about doing it.

[caelric]

Well, you're running now. Salchemy is being tweaked a bit at the moment so gimme a few days to get it up and running. I have to write up a new GUI and I'm not to enthused about doing it.

Okay, no sweat at all, I just wanted to make sure I had everything right on my end.

[caelric]

Well, you're running now. Salchemy is being tweaked a bit at the moment so gimme a few days to get it up and running. I have to write up a new GUI and I'm not to enthused about doing it.

Any progress?

[caelric]

Bump

[SpiffyJr]

Updated salchemy. Not promising it works 100% but at least it opens.