From: "Torsten RĂ¼ger" Date: 2002-10-03T15:38:02+09:00 Subject: Re: Suprise Further investigating . . . I take it all back. The suprise is on shade side which swallows first element in array (!) (I guess in standard C that's the command) array_push works as expected and so does str_append. Thanks and sorry to bother Torsten > Moi, > > first time I'm suprised with ruby. It doesn't work. But surely I'm > doing something wrong. > > Problem seems to be: rb_ary_push overwrites first element. > > So I have code like: (argv is ARGV from ruby) > > VALUE file_param = rb_str_new2("--disk_filename="); > file_param = rb_str_append( file_param , filename ); > rb_ary_push( argv, file_param ); > for( i = 0 ; i < RARRAY(argv)->len ; i++ ){ > av[i] = STR2CSTR(RARRAY(argv)->ptr[i] ); > } > init_shades(RARRAY(argv)->len , av ); > > but the init_shades only gets the filename string if I pass the > command line an argument (which is then overwritten). > When I pass no argument, nothing gets through. > > Suprise. hm. > > Answers ? > > Thanks > > Torsten >