Joe- Good point. I guess I don’t need an in-place gsub (!)
Thx!
-Kurt
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Forgive me for stating the obvious… Do you have to do in-place gsub? Can
you get away with this?:
pkg_bug_base = pkg_bug_base.gsub(/<sp_num>/,
sp_num_string).gsub(/<rel_num>/, rel_num)
“Kurt Euler” keuler@portal.com wrote in message
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For the string called pkg_bug_base, I’m currently using the following code
to make some substitutions:pkg_bug_base.gsub!(/<sp_num>/, sp_num_string)
pkg_bug_base.gsub!(/<rel_num>/, rel_num)Question: Is there a way to put this all on one line? I tried this, but
the code crashed here:pkg_bug_base.gsub!(/<sp_num>/, sp_num_string).gsub!(/<rel_num>/,
rel_num)
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Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2003 15:04:58 +0900
Thanks.
-ke