From: Luis Lavena <luislavena@...>
Date: 2007-10-17T17:33:55+09:00
Subject: Re: RubyGems Beta 0.9.4.5

Dirk Traulsen wrote:
> Am 17 Oct 2007 um 10:17 hat Luis Lavena geschrieben:
> 
>> Under WinNT (and _all_ the versions based on that kernel). slash and
>> backslash works the same way for paths:
> 
> This is not completely true:
> 
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> C:\Dokume~1\All Users>
> 
> Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
> 
> C:\Dokume~1\All Users>type Dokumente\__Neues\Ruby\_slashtest.rb
> 4.times {puts "Hi! I'm running!"}
> 
> C:\Dokume~1\All Users>Dokumente\__Neues\Ruby\_slashtest.rb
> Hi! I'm running!
> Hi! I'm running!
> Hi! I'm running!
> Hi! I'm running!
> 
> C:\Dokume~1\All Users>Dokumente/__Neues/Ruby/_slashtest.rb
> Der Befehl "Dokumente" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder
> konnte nicht gefunden werden.
> # TRANSLATION: The command 'Dokumente' is misspelled or
> #              wasn't found.
> 
> C:\Dokume~1\All Users>"Dokumente/__Neues/Ruby/_slashtest.rb"
> Hi! I'm running!
> Hi! I'm running!
> Hi! I'm running!
> Hi! I'm running!
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> 

You're mixing relative paths with full paths.

Gem.ruby return the full (Drive + Path + Interpreter.exe) of the ruby 
executable.

In the script, the command is already quoted:

@"#{Gem.ruby}"

So there is no need to #gsub the path separators.

Luis
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