Load a path (not a file)

Ruby
1

Hello guys,

I need to load a path not a file. I am trying this but it is not working

load RAILS_ROOT+"/public/users/#{self.login}/lib/"

Can you guys help me,

Thanks

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Alle Friday 20 February 2009, Elias O. ha scritto:

Hello guys,

I need to load a path not a file. I am trying this but it is not working

load RAILS_ROOT+"/public/users/#{self.login}/lib/"

Can you guys help me,

Thanks

What do you mean by “load a path”? A path isn’t a ruby file, so you
can’t load
it. If you mean “load all ruby files contained in a directory”, you can
do
something like this:

dir = RAILS_ROOT+"/public/users/#{self.login}/lib/"
Dir.entries(d).each do |f|
load File.join(d, f) if file.match(/.rb$/)
end

Stefano

3

On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:26:33 +0900
In article [email protected]
[Re: load a path (not a file)]
Stefano C. [email protected] wrote:

I need to load a path not a file. I am trying this but it is not working

load RAILS_ROOT+“/public/users/#{self.login}/lib/”

It is NOT recommended to put ruby files under Rails “public” directory
because their files can be shown by any web browsers in the world.

dir = RAILS_ROOT+“/public/users/#{self.login}/lib/”
Dir.entries(d).each do |f|
load File.join(d, f) if file.match(/.rb$/)
end

Dir.[] or Dir.glob is easier.

Dir.glob(“#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/users/#{self.login}/lib/*.rb”).each { |f|
load(f) }

4

Thanks guys,

That was very helpful and just what I wanted.

I will try to move the files to another folder for security then.

Elías