From: John Gabriele <jmg3000@...>
Date: 2006-07-12T11:13:05+09:00
Subject: Re: CGI with Ruby

On 7/11/06, Harish TM <harish.tmh@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just to add on
>
>  was looking through the wordnet files (the ones that got installed) and
> here is a part
>
> file wordnet.rb:
>
> # This file contains functions for finding relations for English words. It
> # requires the Ruby-WordNet module to be installed; if it is not installed,
> # calling the functions defined by this file will raise NotImplemented
> # exceptions if called. Requiring this file adds functions and constants to
> the
> # Linguistics::EN module.
>
>
> module Linguistics
> module EN
>
>         @hasWordnet             = false
>         @wnError                = nil
>         @wnLexicon              = nil
>
>         # Load WordNet and open the lexicon if possible, saving the error
> that
>         # occurs if anything goes wrong.
>         begin
>                 ( ERROR GENERATED HERE)
>                 require 'wordnet'
>                 @hasWordnet = true
>         rescue LoadError => err
>                 @wnError = err
>         end
>
> why is it that wordnet.rb is including wordnet? its the same file right?

`require` looks for a filename, so, yeah, that may be the same file.
Maybe you've got more than one wordnet.rb file in the different
directories that Ruby's `require` goes looking for files in?

Sorry I can't help more. Maybe someone here can outline some of the
tricks they use for debugging CGI scripts...