How to type { [ in irb?

Hello,

I have danish keyboard, and I cannot figure out how to type { [ in the
ruby irb ?

Any help out there :slight_smile:

Thanks

/Jamal

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Hi,

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Am Freitag, 07. Sep 2007, 15:07:00 +0900 schrieb Jamal Soueidan:

I have danish keyboard, and I cannot figure out how to type { [ in the
ruby irb ?

Suppose you're on a really poor O$.

  <irb windows special characters - Google Search;

Follow the first hit.

  <http://peterkrantz.com/2005/irb-for-nonen-keyboards/&gt;

Hope that helps.

Bertram

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Thanks,

For other people facing the same problem, type in the commandline:

irb --noreadline

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Bertram Scharpf wrote:

Hi,

I have danish keyboard, and I cannot figure out how to type { [ in the
ruby irb ?

Suppose you're on a really poor O$.

  <irb windows special characters - Google Search;

Follow the first hit.

  <http://peterkrantz.com/2005/irb-for-nonen-keyboards/&gt;

Hope that helps.

Bertram

I facing the same problem with RubyonRails console ??? :((((

ruby script/console

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Am Freitag, 07. Sep 2007, 15:07:00 +0900 schrieb Jamal Soueidan:

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That's because the Rails console *is* irb. Whatever you did to fix IRB
should work for console too.

Ben

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On Sat, Sep 08, 2007, Jamal Soueidan wrote:

I facing the same problem with RubyonRails console ??? :((((

ruby script/console

Ben Bleything wrote:

I facing the same problem with RubyonRails console ??? :((((

ruby script/console

That's because the Rails console *is* irb. Whatever you did to fix IRB
should work for console too.

Ben

I just type

irb --noreadline

and it works, but with rails

ruby script/console

it doesn't work, and it does not accept any arguments as follow

ruby script/console --noreadline

:frowning:

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On Sat, Sep 08, 2007, Jamal Soueidan wrote:

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I just type

irb --noreadline

it doesn't work, and it does not accept any arguments as follow

ruby script/console --noreadline

here's a slightly hacky way to do it;

ruby script/console --irb="irb --noreadline"

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Matthew Rudy wrote:

I just type

irb --noreadline

it doesn't work, and it does not accept any arguments as follow

ruby script/console --noreadline

here's a slightly hacky way to do it;

ruby script/console --irb="irb --noreadline"

Thank you very much :slight_smile:

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