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> > On 19.05.2009 05:33, Calvin wrote:
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> > > When I type this into the terminal it works... but I am wondering if I
> > > am going about things the right way:
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> > > $ /opt/local/bin/ruby1.9 -v
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> > > $ cd
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> > > $ cd Desktop
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> > > $ cd programs
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> > > $ ruby1.9 calc.rb
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> > > then the math equation answer from calc.rb shows up in the terminal.
> > > Am I correct in thinking that ruby 1.9.1 is the ruby that is working
> > > and not ruby 1.8.6?
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> > It's likely but program names can be changed arbitrarily.  ¨Âùï÷áîô
> > to be sure you can easily find out by entering
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> > ruby1.9 -v
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> > Kind regards
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> > robert
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> > remember.guy do |as, often| as.you_can - without endhttp://blog.rubybestpractices.com/-Hide quoted text -
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> Thanks Robert!
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> When I type in Ruby1.9 -v i get: ruby 1.9.1p129 with some other text.- Hide quoted text -
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I am also wondering if I could just type this into my terminal to get
ruby1.9 to run a ruby file:

$ cd


$ cd Desktop


$ cd programs


$ ruby1.9 calc.rb

Is this correct or incorrect?

Thanks for your time,

Calvin