From: "Mark J. Reed" <markjreed@...>
Date: 2004-01-20T08:39:59+09:00
Subject: Re: Help!  cannot recursive call

On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 11:24:11PM +0000, Greg Brondo wrote:
> 
> def chmodDir(ftp, dir)
>     ftp.chdir(dir)
>     puts ftp.pwd
>     ftp.list() do |e|
>         dir = e.split(/ +/)[8]
>         if e=~ /^d/
>             ftp.chmodDir(ftp, dir)

That should be just chmodDir(ftp, dir), no "ftp.".  "ftp.chmodDir" tries
to call the method chmodDir() on the Net::FTP object, which doesn't
exist.

You could change your code to define it as a method of class Net::FTP
if tha'ts what you want, in which case it would be ftp.chmodDir(dir),
but otherwise just lose the "ftp." so you call your own function
recursively.

-Mark