From: Venkat Akkineni <venkatram.akkineni@...>
Date: 2009-07-18T02:41:44+09:00
Subject: Re: trouble with puts

Hi Guys

 Well to avoid posting the code(for no specific reason), I have posted a 
replica of what I was trying to do. Anyhow here is the code.

class Test
  @i
  @x
  @strFile

  def initialize

    #puts "asdfasdfa"
    #puts ARGV[0]

    @x = XmlEngine.new
    @x.configueLog4r(nil)

    testIt

  end


  def testIt

    puts "testIt"

    if ARGV.length < 1
      # XmlEngine.log4rXmlEngine.error()
    end

  end

end

>You need to require the file for irb to see it. Try issuing the 
>following
>command:

>require 'something'

This actually solved the problem to the extent that the interpreter can 
now see the Test.rb class. But while I have your attention let me ask 
one more question.

>require Test
>x = Test.new

Here is the output when I run the above command

>C:/Users/venkat/Documents/Ruby Projects/XMLEngine/testing/Test.rb:12:in >`initialize': uninitialized constant Test::XmlEngine (NameError)
>  from C:/Users/venkat/Documents/Ruby >Projects/XMLEngine/testing/Test.rb:32:in `new'
>  from C:/Users/venkat/Documents/Ruby >Projects/XMLEngine/testing/Test.rb:32

I have to tell you the project file structure.

> XMLEngine -> src -> XmlEngine.rb
>           -> testing -> Test.rb

As you can see Test.rb inside testing folder is calling the XmlEngine.rb 
inside src folder. Understanding the above error, it is clear that the 
interpreter cannot find the XmlEngine.rb. How would I go about showing 
Test.rb the location of XmlEngine.rb

Thanks
Venkat
Thanks Venkat
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