From: Robert Klemme <shortcutter@...>
Date: 2009-07-07T16:53:17+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby Module

2009/7/7 Vetrivel Vetrivel <vetrivel.bksys@gmail.com>:
>
> I have written some of the funcions in a file . The filename is test.rb
> Examples
> test.rb has only the  following functions .
>             def hai(a,b)
>                  puts "This is Hai"
>             end
>
>             def hellow
>                  puts "This is Hellow"
>             end
>
> In check.rb I have required test.rb file . Then I used below hai method.
> It works .
> The check.rb file has
>       require 'test'
>       hai(1,2)
>
> When I running this program in command line it works . But I am calling
> check.rb program from perl using system call . Some times it works fine
> . Some time It  doesn't work . I got some error in my code . The Error
> is ' Wrong no of argument  error' .
>     system(check.rb).
> I am running above code from perl .  To check the problem , I am
> redirecting the stderr to a file . I got Wrong 'no of argument error' .
>
>  check.rb is an executable file .

Do you have set the shebang line properly?  Did you make sure that
your load path is configured in a way that check.rb finds the proper
test.rb?

> My Solution
>         I think that we should not require a file without module .

I am not sure what you are trying to say here but I doubt that this
will solve your issue.

> I request you t share your experience .

A better way to put this would have been "please share your experience".

Regards

robert


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