From: Sebastian Ruhs <RembrandtAkaDodger@...>
Date: 2004-07-23T09:51:59+09:00
Subject: Strange warning-message

Hi!

I wonder why ruby throws two warning messages when the follwing script
is executed:
[code]
  #!/usr/bin/ruby -w

  require 'date'

  aktDate=Date.today
  lastRun=aktDate

  lastRun.upto(aktDate) do |tDate|
   puts "#{tDate.day}.#{tDate.month}.#{tDate.year}"
  end
[code]

Output:
dodger@satan:~/source/ruby$ ./dateTest.rb
(eval):4: warning: instance variable @__10761__ not initialized
(eval):4: warning: instance variable @__10337__ not initialized
23.7.2004

Someone any idea?

TIA,
SR

PS: System: Debian GNU/Linux Sid with Ruby 1.8.2pre1

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