I want to execute a shell command in ruby, like this:
line = "tokyo paris london"
par = "23 23 11 43"
execute = "./comp #{line} #{par}"
puts execute
but the command executed is
./comp tokyo paris london
23 23 11 43
There is an "enter" there, how can I execute:
./comp tokyo paris london 23 23 11 43
without line changing?
thanks!
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I want to execute a shell command in ruby, like this:
line = "tokyo paris london"
par = "23 23 11 43"
execute = "./comp #{line} #{par}"
puts execute
but the command executed is
./comp tokyo paris london
23 23 11 43
There is an "enter" there, how can I execute:
./comp tokyo paris london 23 23 11 43
without line changing?
Works for me
17:03:46 bin$ ruby <<XX
line = "tokyo paris london"
par = "23 23 11 43"
execute = "./comp #{line} #{par}"
puts execute
XX
./comp tokyo paris london 23 23 11 43
17:12:42 bin$
You must have been doing something differently than posted.
Kind regards
robert
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2009/4/27 Martin Sharon <huangshuo.9@gmail.com>:
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remember.guy do |as, often| as.you_can - without end
http://blog.rubybestpractices.com/
Works for me
17:03:46 bin$ ruby <<XX
line = "tokyo paris london"
par = "23 23 11 43"
execute = "./comp #{line} #{par}"
puts execute
XX
./comp tokyo paris london 23 23 11 43
17:12:42 bin$
You must have been doing something differently than posted.
Kind regards
robert
Oh, I think the only difference is in my program
f=File.open(ARGV[0], 'r')
line= f.gets
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line = f.gets.chomp to remove carriage return.
Cheers
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On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Martin Sharon <huangshuo.9@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> Works for me
>
> 17:03:46 bin$ ruby <<XX
>> line = "tokyo paris london"
>> par = "23 23 11 43"
>> execute = "./comp #{line} #{par}"
>> puts execute
>> XX
> ./comp tokyo paris london 23 23 11 43
> 17:12:42 bin$
>
> You must have been doing something differently than posted.
>
> Kind regards
>
> robert
Oh, I think the only difference is in my program
f=File.open(ARGV[0], 'r')
line= f.gets