From: "R.. Kumar" <sentinel1879@...>
Date: 2010-06-11T22:15:37+09:00
Subject: Re: creating a gem structure for command line program

Caleb Clausen wrote:

> 
> If you have a file named lib/foo/main.rb, it should contain a class
> named Foo::Main. I take it you have no such class, so you shouldn't
> make a file of that name.
> 

Ahh. Thanks for clarifying. Actually, the support files I have are not 
part of module Foo. They are common to various scripts/apps. (I had 
actually raised this question in a topic a few days back).

So perhaps I should put those files in lib/common or some such folder, 
but not lib/foo.

> The class named Foo should reside in your lib/foo.rb.
> 
>> 3. lib/foo.rb    - currently I've got an empty file.
> 
> Typically, this file would require everything (or many things) in
> lib/foo/, as well as the implementation of class/module Foo itself.

Thanks for clarifying this. Now I am clear.
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