I was having problems creating new projects, so I uninstalled ruby and
rebooted. I then reinstalled ruby with gems from the Ruby-1.8.2-15
installer and then tried to create a new rails project with “rails
depot”.
Now I get:
[c:\dev\ruby\rails]rails depot
create
Invalid argument - *
all the time no matter what directory I’m in.
Any ideas? I’m lost.
rails depot
Not sure if you need the create…
Michael
Jay K. [email protected] wrote:
I was having problems creating new projects, so I uninstalled ruby and
rebooted. I then reinstalled ruby with gems from the Ruby-1.8.2-15
installer and then tried to create a new rails project with “rails
depot”.
Now I get:
[c:\dev\ruby\rails]rails depot
create
Invalid argument - *
all the time no matter what directory I’m in.
Any ideas? I’m lost.
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sorry…I misread your post…obviously this is what you are doing!
Michael
Michael [email protected] wrote:
rails depot
Not sure if you need the create…
Michael
Jay K. [email protected] wrote:
I was having problems creating new projects, so I uninstalled ruby and
rebooted. I then reinstalled ruby with gems from the Ruby-1.8.2-15
installer and then tried to create a new rails project with “rails
depot”.
Now I get:
[c:\dev\ruby\rails]rails depot
create
Invalid argument - *
all the time no matter what directory I’m in.
Any ideas? I’m lost.
–
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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icosahedron wrote:
I was having problems creating new projects, so I uninstalled ruby and
rebooted. I then reinstalled ruby with gems from the Ruby-1.8.2-15
installer and then tried to create a new rails project with “rails
depot”.
Now I get:
[c:\dev\ruby\rails]rails depot
create
Invalid argument - *
all the time no matter what directory I’m in.
Any ideas? I’m lost.
It turns out it was 4NT. If I run "rails " from the normal
cmd.exe, it works fine. Go figure. Too bad, as I really like 4NT.
hgs wrote:
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005, Jay K. wrote:
all the time no matter what directory I’m in.
Any ideas? I’m lost.
It turns out it was 4NT. If I run "rails " from the normal
cmd.exe, it works fine. Go figure. Too bad, as I really like 4NT.
Wild guess: On unix :-
/usr/local/bin/rails: executable /usr/local/bin/ruby script
Maybe 4NT is trying to execute rails “directly” rather than
passing it to ruby? I don’t kow anything about 4NT.
Hugh
4NT is a cmd.exe replacement that includes a number of niceties. If you
develop on NT, you should check it out, but as a replacement, there are
some inherent incompatibilities. I use it so much I forget sometimes
it’s not the default.
Thanks.
don’t you need to install rails
gem install rails
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005, Jay K. wrote:
all the time no matter what directory I’m in.
Any ideas? I’m lost.
It turns out it was 4NT. If I run "rails " from the normal
cmd.exe, it works fine. Go figure. Too bad, as I really like 4NT.
Wild guess: On unix :-
/usr/local/bin/rails: executable /usr/local/bin/ruby script
Maybe 4NT is trying to execute rails “directly” rather than
passing it to ruby? I don’t kow anything about 4NT.
Hugh