Lccs.rb for Ruby 1.9.2

The old version of the LCCS library files for Ruby (lccs.rb) was not working in Ruby 1.9.2 because of a change in how switch statements are handled. The original files were written for Ruby 1.8.7, and I have verified they work in that environment, but as I was deploying to Heroku, I wanted to have Rails 3 on the Cedar stack, which required that I also use Ruby 1.9.2.
For anyone interested, I have uploaded the fix to a public GitHub repository:
https://github.com/startupsatillinois/lccs_ruby

Just a quick sidenote on this -
We discovered that the SDK navigator has a bug wherein it fails to
completely unzip the SDK payload. Turns out, it misses 3 files, one of which
is LCCS.rb. So, if you need this file, head on over to the developer portal,
click the "Download the SDK" button, and download the ZIP payload. It's got
the file you need.
For the record, we did fix this unzip issue, but it made it in too late for
last week's release. It'll show up next time around.
cheers,
nigel

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