Gem Installation or Running Gem

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Hi all,

I'm a WIndows user. I used the "one-click installer" and installed
ruby 1.86. I followed the book's instructions to run RubyGem. I tried
typing commands like

-require 'C:/ruby/bin/gem'(this is the path where the gem is stored)
-gem list

Nothing worked. Please help.

John

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The "require" statement is supposed to be used from inside a Ruby
program, not from the command line. If your Ruby and Rubygems
installations are properly configured, you should not need to specify
the full path yo tour gems inside your Ruby programs.

As for "gem list", it is indeed supposed to be used from your command
prompt. It will list all gems installed on your system. If it doesn't
work, odds are Ruby and Rubygems haven't been properly installed.

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On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 1:44 PM, John Lee <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm a WIndows user. I used the "one-click installer" and installed
ruby 1.86. I followed the book's instructions to run RubyGem. I tried
typing commands like

-require 'C:/ruby/bin/gem'(this is the path where the gem is stored)
-gem list

Nothing worked. Please help.

John

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Bira

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to install a gem (like e.g. `haml'), use from your command prompt

   gem install haml

then you should be able to find it in the list of installed gems, with

   gem list

in your program include the lines

   require 'rubygems' # for Ruby version 1.8.x
   require 'haml'

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Am 13.07.2012 21:23, schrieb Bira:

On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 1:44 PM, John Lee <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm a WIndows user. I used the "one-click installer" and installed
ruby 1.86. I followed the book's instructions to run RubyGem. I tried
typing commands like

-require 'C:/ruby/bin/gem'(this is the path where the gem is stored)
-gem list

Nothing worked. Please help.

John

The "require" statement is supposed to be used from inside a Ruby
program, not from the command line. If your Ruby and Rubygems
installations are properly configured, you should not need to specify
the full path yo tour gems inside your Ruby programs.

As for "gem list", it is indeed supposed to be used from your command
prompt. It will list all gems installed on your system. If it doesn't
work, odds are Ruby and Rubygems haven't been properly installed.

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