i have a function that needs to be able to be called from within a
ruby script or run as a stand-alone app from the CLI.
so if i have, for example:
def do_something(arg1, arg2)
return arg1 + arg2
end
in a file called 'my_helpers.rb'
how could i set it up to run with a default arg1 and arg2 if not
provided, be able to run it from the cli, and also be able to run it
from the script.
I know these are fundamental kind of questions, but i will stand to
have a lot of sense made from what i have read in my book.
i have a function that needs to be able to be called from within a
ruby script or run as a stand-alone app from the CLI.
so if i have, for example:
def do_something(arg1, arg2)
return arg1 + arg2
end
in a file called 'my_helpers.rb'
how could i set it up to run with a default arg1 and arg2 if not
provided, be able to run it from the cli, and also be able to run it
from the script.
I know these are fundamental kind of questions, but i will stand to
have a lot of sense made from what i have read in my book.
Thanks, good link, think i can get everything i need out of there.
And thanks for rmagick, our company website could not do what we do without it.
sk
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On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Tim Hunter <TimHunter@nc.rr.com> wrote:
shawn bright wrote:
Hey all,
i have a function that needs to be able to be called from within a
ruby script or run as a stand-alone app from the CLI.
so if i have, for example:
def do_something(arg1, arg2)
return arg1 + arg2
end
in a file called 'my_helpers.rb'
how could i set it up to run with a default arg1 and arg2 if not
provided, be able to run it from the cli, and also be able to run it
from the script.
I know these are fundamental kind of questions, but i will stand to
have a lot of sense made from what i have read in my book.