From: Tim Hunter <TimHunter@...>
Date: 2009-03-02T07:06:45+09:00
Subject: Re: Error when running script

Brad Winborg wrote:
> Tim Hunter wrote:
>> Brad Winborg wrote:
>>> error = 0
>>>     end
>>> Not a directory - D:\My Documents\Replicon\log_file_20090221_041817.txt\
>>> D:/My Documents/Replicon/ErrorCount.rb:6:in `initialize'
>>> Press ENTER to close the window...
>>>
>>> Directory Path
>>> D:\My Documents\Replicon
>>> I was going to add an attachment to show that the directory really exits
>>> and that the file is in that directory, but it was to large.
>>>
>>> If anyone has any ideas as to why it is not working I be very grateful,
>>> as I am new to ruby code in general.
>> Look at the error message. You're asking Dir.new to open the directory
>> "D:\My Documents\Replicon\log_file_20090221_041817.txt".
>> I think the directory name is actually "D:\My Documents\Replicon" and
>> "log_file_20090221_041817.txt" is a file within that directory.
> 
> Thank you that did help, but I still have a problem.
> 
> my_path = "C:\\Ruby\\Text\\"
> 
> warning = 0
> error = 0
> 
> d = Dir.new(my_path)
> d.each do |fl|
>    unless fl == '.' or fl == '..' then
>  puts my_path + fl
>   File.open(my_path + fl, "r").each do |line|
>     if line =~ /error/ then
>       error += 1
>     elsif line =~ /warning/ then
>        warning += 1
>     end
>    end
> 
>   end
> end
> puts warning.to_s
> puts error.to_s
> 
> The problem that I have now is that it apparently sees the file but does 
> not read it.
> 
> Below is the response that is returned.
> 
> C:\Ruby\Text\log_file_20090221_041817.txt
> 0
> 0
> Press ENTER to close the window...
> 

Without seeing your file I can't offer any specific advice. If it was me 
I'd add a "puts line" as the first statement in the block, just to make 
sure that the value of line is what I expect it to be.

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