From: Mike Nelson <miken700@...>
Date: 2006-05-15T01:17:34+09:00
Subject: Re: shebang woes / syntax check weirdness?

Ross Bamford wrote:
> IMHO, Ruby and Perl have it right - recognising the shebang line means
> any options there will be used - often you want options like -W or -K to
> stay with the script in my experience (not to mention stuff like little
> one-liner scripts using -n and so on).

So does the shebang always over-ride settings that you have call to the 
script like this,

$ ruby -W0 code.rb

where code.rb has,

#!/usr/bin/ruby -w
...

Seems to for me.

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