Load commands during irb startup

ruby-talk
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HI
There are the few commands that i always run from irb.
require 'watir'
..........

Can i load it automatically for me to save keystrokes. I can precieve
froms docs that i can, but not able to figure it out well

Seede

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junkone@rogers.com wrote:

HI
There are the few commands that i always run from irb.
require 'watir'
..........

Can i load it automatically for me to save keystrokes. I can precieve
froms docs that i can, but not able to figure it out well

Seede

Put it in your .irbrc

http://www.rubycentral.com/book/irb.html

3

HI
I read that file. I am not sure how to configure it. can u provide an
example.
appreciate ur help

Where is my .irbrc. I cannot see it in my conf nor is there a file with
such a name in my c:\Ruby

Seede

Timothy Hunter wrote:

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junkone@rogers.com wrote:
> HI
> There are the few commands that i always run from irb.
> require 'watir'
> ..........
>
> Can i load it automatically for me to save keystrokes. I can precieve
> froms docs that i can, but not able to figure it out well
>
> Seede
>
>
>
Put it in your .irbrc

http://www.rubycentral.com/book/irb.html

4

junkone@rogers.com wrote:

HI
I read that file. I am not sure how to configure it. can u provide an
example.

You can simply put any ruby code in there including "require" statements.

appreciate ur help

Where is my .irbrc. I cannot see it in my conf nor is there a file with
such a name in my c:\Ruby

It's in your home directory. Since you didn't give the OS and Ruby distribution I can't be more specific here.

Regards

  robert

PS: Please don't top post.

5

Hi,

On windows you must have HOME environment variable defined. Irb startup file
must reside there.
To check your HOME variable open cmd.exe and write: echo %HOME%
To set you HOME variable: set HOME=somepath

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Martins

On 8/2/06, Robert Klemme <shortcutter@googlemail.com> wrote:

junkone@rogers.com wrote:
> HI
> I read that file. I am not sure how to configure it. can u provide an
> example.

You can simply put any ruby code in there including "require" statements.

> appreciate ur help
>
> Where is my .irbrc. I cannot see it in my conf nor is there a file with
> such a name in my c:\Ruby

It's in your home directory. Since you didn't give the OS and Ruby
distribution I can't be more specific here.

Regards

        robert

PS: Please don't top post.

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HI. I have a windows xp os and my ruby version is
ruby 1.8.4 (2006-04-14) [i386-mswin32]

Ruby is installed in c:\ruby

Robert Klemme wrote:

···

junkone@rogers.com wrote:
> HI
> I read that file. I am not sure how to configure it. can u provide an
> example.

You can simply put any ruby code in there including "require" statements.

> appreciate ur help
>
> Where is my .irbrc. I cannot see it in my conf nor is there a file with
> such a name in my c:\Ruby

It's in your home directory. Since you didn't give the OS and Ruby
distribution I can't be more specific here.

Regards

  robert

PS: Please don't top post.