hi guys,
i want to run a command with a ruby programme. for example, assume that
i have a ruby script and when run its, it make "apt-get install gaim"
command run..
what is the method or way of that ?
thanks
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ok i got it. and i am giving an example for who want to know
#! /usr/bin/ruby
exec "apt-get install gaim";
this script run that command on shell
Corpus Callosum wrote:
hi guys,
i want to run a command with a ruby programme. for example, assume that
i have a ruby script and when run its, it make "apt-get install gaim"
command run..what is the method or way of that ?
thanks
--
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system "apt-get install gaim"
I'd recommend using pidgin -- it's the newest release of gaim.
TwP
On 5/19/07, Corpus Callosum <pythagorasthales@yahoo.com> wrote:
hi guys,
i want to run a command with a ruby programme. for example, assume that
i have a ruby script and when run its, it make "apt-get install gaim"
command run..what is the method or way of that ?
thanks
Corpus Callosum wrote:
hi guys,
i want to run a command with a ruby programme. for example, assume that
i have a ruby script and when run its, it make "apt-get install gaim"
command run..what is the method or way of that ?
thanks
Use the Kernel#system method, or surround the command with backticks.
system("apt-get install gaim")
`apt-get install gaim`
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On 5/19/07, Corpus Callosum <pythagorasthales@yahoo.com> wrote:
hi guys,
i want to run a command with a ruby programme. for example, assume that
i have a ruby script and when run its, it make "apt-get install gaim"
command run..what is the method or way of that ?
thanks
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Do you mean like this:
<http://www.rubycentral.com/book/tut_expressions.html#UA>
?
m.
Corpus Callosum <pythagorasthales@yahoo.com> wrote:
hi guys,
i want to run a command with a ruby programme. for example, assume that
i have a ruby script and when run its, it make "apt-get install gaim"
command run..what is the method or way of that ?
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Hey guys are there any web search api's that are ruby friendly?
for posterity, this does run through the shell, rather it replaces ruby with the argument to exec (another process) completely by-passes the shell. you need to use system or popen to utilize the shell.
regards.
-a
On May 19, 2007, at 2:23 PM, Corpus Callosum wrote:
ok i got it. and i am giving an example for who want to know
#! /usr/bin/ruby
exec "apt-get install gaim";this script run that command on shell
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On May 19, 5:21 pm, Gian Holland <gia...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys are there any web search api's that are ruby friendly?
Gian,
maybe this describes what you're looking for:
http://www.rubyrailways.com/data-extraction-for-web-20-screen-scraping-in-rubyrails
Best regards,
Axel
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Gregory Brown wrote:
On May 19, 5:21 pm, Gian Holland <gia...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys are there any web search api's that are ruby friendly?
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