From: Ben Aroia <benaroia@...>
Date: 2008-03-31T03:06:13+09:00
Subject: Re: HTTP GET requests in a Ruby CGI Script

mdiam wrote:
> On Mar 29, 9:39�pm, Ben Aroia <benar...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I think I've got it. I *think* it was a problem with calling a function
>> before sending the content-type bit. Darn.
> 
> Not sure about that, there were at least two errors in your script:
>      0.upto(results-1) { |i|
> =>   0.upto(results.to_i-1) { |i|
> and:
>      print tempbod.split(//).length-1
> =>   print body.split(//).length-1
> 
> Any error stop the script!
> 
> -- Maurice

The results is not a string, it's an int. So thats not an error. The 
second print statement has been removed so it's not an issue.

Actually, when I look at the code again, I had changed the call to that 
function from body = google(search, num) to body = google(search, 
num.to_i)
Everything works, more or less. And you can find the current page at 
http://www.googleplainly.com if you're interested.
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