From: Peter Bailey <pbailey@...>
Date: 2006-06-14T22:03:38+09:00
Subject: Re: RUBY keeps complaining about my "end" statement

Anton 'tony' Bangratz wrote:
> Peter Bailey wrote:
> 
>> cgmpr,cpslit,cpsmco,edc131,edt131,eeomc7,emgc15,hcc201,hcci01,hct201,hcti01,
>> hla020,hlai20,hlb020,hlbi20,hltc20,hlti20,ierc78,itc101,jsc047,lrc013,lrfl21,
>> lrnm21,lrrc21,lrrc22,lrrc24,lrrc37,lrrc49,lrrc74,lrrmc6,lrrt37,mopc68,mopd68,
>> mopec8,mopt68,pgc117,pslc45,psvc45,rt013,rtc129,uln007}*.pdf")
>> ps2kfiles.each do |ps2kfile|
>> 	ftp = Net::FTP.open('quark.bna.com')
>> 	ftp.login('xxx','xxx')
>> 	ftp.chdir('/home/xxx')
>> 	#ftp.chdir('/prod/data/pdf/index-wip')
>> 	ftp.putbinaryfile(#{ps2kfile})
> 
> ITYM:
> 	ftp.putbinaryfile(ps2kfile)
>> end
>> 
> 
> Explanation: you do not need interpolation here, the variable
> 'ps2kfile' does hold the value you want already.
> 
> Oh, and you might want to change your password(s), if they are real.
> 
> HTH,
> 
> t.

That worked. And, it is simpler. It's not a string, anyway, so, why 
would I need the #{}s, right? Thank you! No, those aren't my 
credentials. That's a fake password and credentials.


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