a different extension for a separate write file. I’ve tried this:
txtfiles = Dir.glob(".txt")
txtfiles.each { |txtfile| File.basename(“txtfile”, ".txt") }
Remove the quotes around txtfile.
Change “*.txt” to just “.txt”.
Regards,
Dan
a different extension for a separate write file. I’ve tried this:
txtfiles = Dir.glob(".txt")
txtfiles.each { |txtfile| File.basename(“txtfile”, ".txt") }
Remove the quotes around txtfile.
Change “*.txt” to just “.txt”.
Regards,
Dan
Berger, Daniel wrote:
a different extension for a separate write file. I’ve tried this:
txtfiles = Dir.glob(".txt")
txtfiles.each { |txtfile| File.basename(“txtfile”, ".txt") }Remove the quotes around txtfile.
Change “*.txt” to just “.txt”.Regards,
Dan
Thanks, Dan. I still get the same thing, though:
irb(main):008:0> txtfiles.each { |txtfile| File.basename(txtfile,
“.txt”) }
=> [“eula.txt”, “libcurl.COPYING.txt”, “openssl.LICENSE.txt”,
“psout2.txt”, “run
dll32.exe.Z-missing.txt”]
This gets the same result, too:
irb(main):012:0> txtfiles.each { |txtfile| File.basename(txtfile, “.*”)
}
=> [“eula.txt”, “libcurl.COPYING.txt”, “openssl.LICENSE.txt”,
“psout2.txt”, “run
dll32.exe.Z-missing.txt”]
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