How To Update ruby codes?

Ruby
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Let’s say I have created a program and saved it as test.rb

If I want to update the contents of the code (without manually editing
from np++ or any text editor)

All I want to know is if there is a way for me to create another ruby
file write stuff, run it and bam the actual test.rb is now updated with
new features/patches/code.

I’m asking this because I’m working on a project and my friends and I
have the same code on our own laptop’s so and we keep updating the code
so I don’t want to go to facebook and tell my friends to do this, do
that via a text editor.

The another reason I’m asking about updating .rb and not .exe is also
because we are using different windows bit type so 64-bit exe would fail
in 32.

I tired googling but no hope.

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cynic limbu wrote in post #1160977:

Let’s say I have created a program and saved it as test.rb

If I want to update the contents of the code (without manually editing
from np++ or any text editor)

Dropbox
Vcs : git hg bazard …

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“If I want to update the contents of the code (without manually editing
from np++ or any text editor)”

You could use ruby scripts to write to the files.

File.readlines()

and modify the buffer before writing it back again.

“All I want to know is if there is a way for me to create another ruby
file write stuff, run it and bam the actual test.rb is now updated with
new features/patches/code.”

You can do all that behaviour - all you need to do is write the code
that does what you desire there.

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File.readlines()

and modify the buffer before writing it back again.

You can do all that behaviour - all you need to do is write the code
that does what you desire there.

Hi, Could you post some example codes?
Thank you.