From: Roni Kekkonen <roni.kekkonen@...>
Date: 2010-11-06T05:15:12+09:00
Subject: Re: require problem

>
> Ruby 1.9 no longer includes the current directory in the load path.
> Add a './' before the file name, like so:
>
> require './churn'
>
> There are other options as well, like require_relative, and adding the
> current directory to the load path. I leave them up to you to
> investigate.

Thank you very much, Ammar. That explains a lot. I trust you when you 
say that it is indeed a change for the better, even if I can't see it 
right now how it might improve things.


> What's up with the 'recuire' (c instead of q) in the error message?
> Did you edit it?

Yeah, it was my bad. I could not copy/paste the error message from the 
command prompt, so I tried to write it as accurately as I could, but 
seems as though Ive missed something after all. Well, all's well now.

Roni

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