From: Toby Rodwell <trodwell@...>
Date: 2010-01-26T18:31:14+09:00
Subject: Pass arguments to 'require'

[You will be able to tell from what follows that I'm not a programmer -
please bear with me!]

I wrote two scripts and, for the frequent occasions I would want to run
one then the other, a third script which was just:-

#!/usr/bin/ruby

require '/opt/ruby/script1'
require '/opt/ruby/script2'

I would now like to pass arguments to the two scripts (for simplicity
the same arguments in each case), andI would like to be able to do this
via the third script eg

require '/opt/ruby/script1 #{ARGV}'
require '/opt/ruby/script2 #{ARGV}'

but Ruby doesn't accept this.  For now I'm using a bash script, like so:

#!/bin/bash

/opt/ruby/script1 $@
/opt/ruby/script2 $@

but, partly for "niceness" reasons, I would like to use Ruby instead.
Any suggestions on how to do this simply?  Thanks in advance.
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