From: STEPHEN BECKER I V <Becker004@...>
Date: 2004-09-23T13:35:27+09:00
Subject: Directory reading produces differnt files

Hello,
I am running ruby and exploring the different things i have this code

[code]
FileTest.file?("Monkey.txt")?s = File.open("Monkey.txt","w+") :s =
File.new("Monkey.txt","w+")
print File.atime("Monkey.txt"),"\n"
print File.ctime("Monkey.txt"),"\n"
print File.basename("Monkey.txt"),"\n"
print File.dirname("Monkey.txt"),"\n"
print File.expand_path("Monkey.txt"),"\n"
dir = File.expand_path("Monkey.txt")
print File.stat("Monkey.txt"),"\n"
print File.split(File.expand_path("Monkey.txt")),"\n"
print File.new("Monkey.txt").flock(File::LOCK_UN)
files = Dir["*.*"]
files.each {|w| print w, "  "}
[/code]

So it just creates a file locally called monkey.txt with nothing going
in it. I have the file saved on my desk top c:\documents and
settings\iv\desktop\file.rb when i call it from a .bat file (drag the
rb file in to the bat)

[code for bat]
@echo off
c:\ruby\bin\ruby.exe    %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
pause
[/code]

It outputs the file contents of c:\documents and settings\iv
but if i run it from SciTE it will output the documents on my desktop
Is SciTE setting something i don't see?
Becker