From: Alex Stahl <astahl@...5.com>
Date: 2010-07-10T02:31:49+09:00
Subject: Re: FIRST PROGRAMMING PROBLEM Array

You can put individual elements into the array w/ the push operator
"<<":

myArray << "someTxt"

Then, if you want to print each value in the array, you would use
the .each iterator:

myArray.each do |item|
	puts item
end

Between these two, you should be able to easily add the supporting code
you'll need to get your results.

-Alex

On Fri, 2010-07-09 at 12:22 -0500, Francisco Martinez wrote:
> Hi...I'm trying to solve a very simple exercise but this is one of my
> first tasks and I can't manage to find a solution.
> I have a txt file and I have to write a method which; given the txt file
> as an entry argument returns an array of tokens. I have to call the
> method that prints  the solutin in the screen.
> The solution should be this type:
> 
> token 1= The
> token 2= man
> token 3= was
> 
> 
> The starting txt file is a normal text...the only thing is that each
> word or diacritic simbol is separated from a space to the other one. I
> suppose I have to solve the problem with a regular expression but for
> example I don't know how to punt words in the array and how to put them
> one per line as the solution shows.
> Some suggestion????
> Thanks