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Subject: Re: Newbie question: command line to execute a method from .rb file
From: n1 n0x <lists@ b f u c >
Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 02:22:04 +0900
References: 396061
In-reply-to: 396061

Ahhhh!

Thank you guys. Now I see clearer.
Jesus got it right indeed; I wanted to call the function from the 
outside - on the command line.

What I didn't understand in Ruby is that the call of the functions were 
indeed to be written as part of the script !


OKAY.... Makes sense.

TY very much.

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