hi all
I am trying to make the ruby Hello.rb executable in mac os X
this is the Hello.rb
#!/usr/bin/ruby
print "Hello World"
chmod +x Hello.rb
whe I type: Hello.rb
I get the following error: tcsh: Hello.rb: Command not found.
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When you type a command the shell looks at all the directories in your
$PATH environment variable, and for good reason ./ (your current
directory) is not included in your path. To execute something in the
current directory you need to type `./Hello.rb`
On Mon Aug 25 04:39:04 2008, Pepe Sanchez wrote:
hi all
I am trying to make the ruby Hello.rb executable in mac os X
this is the Hello.rb
#!/usr/bin/ruby
print "Hello World"chmod +x Hello.rb
whe I type: Hello.rb
I get the following error: tcsh: Hello.rb: Command not found.
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You would run it like this:
./Hello.rb
Cheers
Martin
2008/8/24 Pepe Sanchez <jsnit@jsnit.com>:
hi all
I am trying to make the ruby Hello.rb executable in mac os X
this is the Hello.rb
#!/usr/bin/ruby
print "Hello World"chmod +x Hello.rb
whe I type: Hello.rb
I get the following error: tcsh: Hello.rb: Command not found.
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Hi
I had to change the first line
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
print "Hello World"
and run it as you adviced me
./Hello.rb
thanks
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