Can someone please tell me how shut RDoc up. Every time I run it I
get:
lib/facets.rb:49:29: Skipping require of dynamic string: “facets/
#{lib}”
I’ve tried everything I can think of to suppress this output.
Thanks,
T.
Can someone please tell me how shut RDoc up. Every time I run it I
get:
lib/facets.rb:49:29: Skipping require of dynamic string: “facets/
#{lib}”
I’ve tried everything I can think of to suppress this output.
Thanks,
T.
On 7/28/07, Trans [email protected] wrote:
Can someone please tell me how shut RDoc up. Every time I run it I
get:lib/facets.rb:49:29: Skipping require of dynamic string: “facets/
#{lib}”I’ve tried everything I can think of to suppress this output.
have you tried:
require “facets/some_lib”
require “facets/another_lib”
…
You can also of course build up that string and then eval it, but that
seems particularly nasty. IIRC, this was eventually fixed in newer
versions of ruby, but I may be mistaken.
On Jul 28, 8:44 am, “Gregory B.” [email protected] wrote:
have you tried:
require “facets/some_lib”
require “facets/another_lib”
…
Sigh. Yea, guess I will have to.
Thanks,
T.
require “facets/some_lib”
require “facets/another_lib”
…Sigh. Yea, guess I will have to.
You can also do:
%w[foo bar].each{|l| require(“facets/” + l)}
That will restore your peace
On Jul 28, 11:55 am, “Michael F.” [email protected]
wrote:
require “facets/some_lib”
require “facets/another_lib”
…Sigh. Yea, guess I will have to.
You can also do:
%w[foo bar].each{|l| require(“facets/” + l)}
That will restore your peace
Ah… putting it all on one line. Good thinking!
Thanks, Michael!
T.
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