Suppose my script is in /home/mycode/here/
and a class 'Foo' is defined in /home/lib/foo.rb
how to include that?
is it possible using relative path like:
require '../../../lib/foo'?
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Suppose my script is in /home/mycode/here/
and a class 'Foo' is defined in /home/lib/foo.rb
how to include that?
is it possible using relative path like:
require '../../../lib/foo'?
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Hi,
you need "require_relative" for this (in Ruby 1.9). "require" is for
loading libraries that are in $LOAD_PATH.
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Jan E. wrote in post #1078236:
Hi,
you need "require_relative" for this (in Ruby 1.9). "require" is for
loading libraries that are in $LOAD_PATH.
I am using ruby 1.8.7
There is so simple using any file inside the folder or inside a folder
in the current directory..
I doubt there should be some simpler way!
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