So this is my knowledge of it so far:



So it seems that if you require a ruby file that is in your local 
directory, a la
require 'localDirectoryfile.rb'
this returns true, but doesn¡Çt work. It loads the file and the class 
names, but leaves out all of the functions, etc.

To get it to work

instead of

require ¡Ælocalfile¡Ç

require ¡Æ./localfile¡Ç works.

Go figure.

Also note there is a discrepancy between require and load, which is 
interesting. load _requires_  the ¡È.rb¡É (at least for me) while require 
does not. A minor inconsistency.

Any thots?
-Roger

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