Shashank Date wrote:
> "Stephan KçÎper" <Stephan.Kaemper / Schleswig-Holstein.de>
> 
>>Learn something new everyday: That would mean the WinXP command line
>>interpreter handles the #! line. I should have noticed the "C:/..."
>>part... <blush/> ;-)
> 
> Which command line interpreter are you referring to ? Surely not cmd.exe ?
> -- shanko

Well... I actually do. :-)

Running ruby/bin/rake with the '-w' included in the #! line produced a 
lot of warnings. After I removed the '-w' part from ruby/bin/rake.rb,
the HTML files were built without a warning.
So - that's the experimental evidence.

I neither knew nor noticed this before yesterday.

Now, with the assoc and ftype commands (in cooperation with the PATH and 
PATHEXT environment variables) I knew you could bind a certain file 
suffix to a file type (assoc) and associate a certain file type to a 
given executable (ftype). But the #! functionality (or is it a cmd.exe 
bug? ;-) ) was completely new to me.

Sorry for getting a bit off-topic.

Happy rubying

Stephan