From: Gale CC <galecho@...>
Date: 2007-07-15T13:33:55+09:00
Subject: Re: Passing arguments to ruby script


> If you simply cannot, then raid its JS library, prototype.js, for 
> high-level
> wrappers. There's simply no reason to call xmlHttp yourself, when 
> libraries
> like prototype.js have taken care of all the hairy asynchronicity and
> networking issues for you.

Firstly, I dont want to use Rails because I'm not writing a full fledged 
web app, but rather something with a web interface and Ruby just happens 
to be the scripting language.
Secondly, I guess I didnt phrase my question properly. I just want to 
know a way to figure out how to "parse" and not "pass" arguments sent to 
a script. I know I can send arguments using 
"scriptname.rb?argument1=value1&argument2=value2", I just want to know a 
way to parse those two values - argument1 and argument2 inside the 
script scriptname.rb. Is there a way around ?

Thanks,
Gale

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