I’ve installed Lorax, and looking around, I realize there is no example
of a
require statement. This is generally often left off I notice from docs,
and
presumably I can guess, but it seems like that is a good thing to
include in
intros to get people using stuff…
On Friday, August 13, 2010 01:18:21 pm Xeno C. / Eskimo North and
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I’ve installed Lorax, and looking around, I realize there is no example of
a require statement. This is generally often left off I notice from docs,
and presumably I can guess, but it seems like that is a good thing to
include in intros to get people using stuff…
Maybe so, but still, when I install a gem, unless I have reason to
believe the
require statement will be something else, I assume it’s the name of the
gem.
In fact, I think Rails/Bundler makes the same assumption: