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hogganbeck
9 months ago

Reading for Sept 24. Going through the code in the Ruby text...p 78 in the pdf version. The code calls on the method 'require_relative', which is not part of the base until 1.9(I'm running 1.86). I get an 'undefined method' error. My guess is that just using 'require' and the full path to the file will make it work.

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xertroyt
9 months ago

I'll be talking about "require" later on, but there is an idiom for requiring files relative to a given script which I will teach you. OK?

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hogganbeck
9 months ago

Good enough(I just reread that and it sounded kind-of not nice when it was intended just as conversational...sorry).

I just used './', but that's just Unix-specific, right?

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xertroyt
9 months ago

Right, that's one of the things I will explain. Let's move this discussion from the Syllabus to the Cooler (see links at top of page).

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katemuse
5 months ago

Are there still student project demos planned? I'd love to see what other people are doing.

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