Require': No such file to load -- rubygems

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Hey,

Was wondering if someone could help, as usual I think I might have
messed things up a bit. (Complete noob).

I'm on Leopard, ruby 1.8 gem 1.3.7.

The problem i'm having is whenever I use require 'rubygems' i get this
error:

weather.rb:1:in `require': No such file to load -- rubygems (LoadError)
  from weather.rb:1

I decided to start messing around with ruby a while ago with zero
knowledge so I may have messed up the installation somehow, I saw
somewhere mentioned this problem if there are multiple copies of ruby
installed, not sure how to check or what to do though.

Any ideas?

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Gerard Harte wrote:

Hey,

Was wondering if someone could help, as usual I think I might have
messed things up a bit. (Complete noob).

I'm on Leopard, ruby 1.8 gem 1.3.7.

The problem i'm having is whenever I use require 'rubygems' i get this
error:

weather.rb:1:in `require': No such file to load -- rubygems (LoadError)
  from weather.rb:1

I decided to start messing around with ruby a while ago with zero
knowledge so I may have messed up the installation somehow, I saw
somewhere mentioned this problem if there are multiple copies of ruby
installed, not sure how to check or what to do though.

Any ideas?

all i can say mate is to load gems i use this sytax note tho im on
windows but should still work

require "rubygems"
require "your gem name here/import"

you must declare rubygems then the gem you wish to use

hope i helped you out

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also you must dclare your gem in command prompt first
type gem install your gem name here -y
put the name of the gem in your gem name here
you must do this first for any gems you use

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Mark Kirby wrote:

also you must dclare your gem in command prompt first
type gem install your gem name here -y
put the name of the gem in your gem name here
you must do this first for any gems you use

Hey, thanks. I did see somewhere about needing to require rubygems
before requiring the gem so I was doing that.

I got the problem sorted in the end, I think it was just a case of
installing it again properly. Anyway I used this tutorial
Dan Benjamin which worked perfectly.

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