hello everyone
I am currently stuck with the Ruby process
I was previous working on windows and with the help of win32-process gem
I was able to achieve this
starter = 'ruby test.rb'
pid = Process.create(:app_name => starter)
this work fine under windows
Now in ubuntu when i am trying to achieve this same thing with fork
it doesn't work
the ruby code under ubuntu is like this
starter = 'ruby test.rb'
pid = Process.fork {starter}
is there something that i am missing any where
thanks anyway
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The easiest approach:
starter = 'ruby test.rb'
pid = spawn starter
Process::waitpid2 pid # if you want to wait on the process to finish
or if yo want more flexibility:
starter = %w{ruby test.rb}
exec *starter unless pid = fork
There's a brief write-up of both spawn and exec in the "Ruby Plumber's Guide" presentations at the link in my sig.
Ellie
Eleanor McHugh
Games With Brains
http://slides.games-with-brains.net
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On 18 Jun 2009, at 13:08, Virendra Negi wrote:
I am currently stuck with the Ruby process
I was previous working on windows and with the help of win32-process gem
I was able to achieve this
starter = 'ruby test.rb'
pid = Process.create(:app_name => starter)
this work fine under windows
Now in ubuntu when i am trying to achieve this same thing with fork
it doesn't work
the ruby code under ubuntu is like this
starter = 'ruby test.rb'
pid = Process.fork {starter}
is there something that i am missing any where
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