Rb_load_file crashes when there no bracket is provided

Ruby
1

Hi,

When i tried to load the below mentioned code using rb_load_file it
works

def Category(pArg1)
lvalue = (""" + “CatA” + “”" + pArg1)
eval “#{lvalue}”
end

def is(pArg1)
return “==”" + pArg1 + “”"
end

i = Category(is(‘CatB’))

But when i changed the line
i = Category(is(‘CatB’)) to
i = Category is ‘CatB’ #removing the brackets
rb_load_file crashes. btw i am using borland c++ 6.0

How to solve this problem?

Thanx in advance.

Cheers,
Saravanan A

2

But when i changed the line
i = Category(is(‘CatB’)) to
i = Category is ‘CatB’ #removing the brackets

Why do you need to remove brackets?

3

Phil M. wrote:

But when i changed the line
i = Category(is(‘CatB’)) to
i = Category is ‘CatB’ #removing the brackets

Why do you need to remove brackets?

This is basically a set of rules that our client will define. I am
writing DSL so that it will be easy for our client. When i execute the
same using ruby.exe it works but with bracket warning. I think
rb_load_file is crashing because of this warning message.

Please help me

Regards,
Saravanan A

4

when rb_gv_set(“VERBOSE”, Qnil)is executed, it works fine. Basically
this will suppress all the warnings. This is equivalent to “ruby -w”

Saravanan Sar wrote:

Phil M. wrote:

But when i changed the line
i = Category(is(‘CatB’)) to
i = Category is ‘CatB’ #removing the brackets

Why do you need to remove brackets?

This is basically a set of rules that our client will define. I am
writing DSL so that it will be easy for our client. When i execute the
same using ruby.exe it works but with bracket warning. I think
rb_load_file is crashing because of this warning message.

Please help me

Regards,
Saravanan A