From: 7stud -- <bbxx789_05ss@...>
Date: 2008-03-05T00:08:34+09:00
Subject: Re: ruby tk -- how do you get it working?

Tim Ferrell wrote:
> 
>   def delete_to_stage(file)
>     destdir = File.join(TEMPROOT, File.dirname(file))
>     FileUtils::mkdir_p(destdir)
>     FileUtils::mv(file, destdir)
>   end
>

Thanks. I was just playing around with mkdir_p(I was actually using the 
alias mkpath).  I tested it out on my test directory structure(from 
above), moving the files from those directories into another 
directory--keeping their paths intact--and it worked nicely.  One thing 
I discovered:  join() doesn't work in this case.  You are trying to join 
something like:

/users/me/Test + /users/me/2testing/dir2/test2.txt

and join just puts a '/' between them producing:

/users/me/Test //users/me/2testing/dir2/test2.txt

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