How to use Ruby portable?
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From: balzer on 6 May 2010 08:53 "balzer" <nospam(a)news.eternal-september.org> wrote in message news:hrua85$a4f$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > > "Damjan Rems" <d_rems(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:cbbed86947f0131c33a01b42e7df036f(a)ruby-forum.com... >> balzer wrote: >>> "Marvin Gülker" <sutniuq(a)gmx.net> wrote in message >>> news:20e0dc93e4e2a1d8d772efcebfbd9e87(a)ruby-forum.com... >>>>> If >>>> So, just unzip your Ruby wherever you want it. In order to start ruby, >>>> just do: >>>> ---------- >>>> C:\> I: >>>> I:\> ruby\bin\ruby -v >>>> ---------- >>>> or whatever drive letter your USB device gets and however the ruby >>>> directory is named. >>>> >>>> Marvin >>>> -- >>> -------------------- >>> >>> And where should be placed programs: inside Ruby directory? >>> >>> thank you. >> >> It doesn't matter at all. >> >> Go to whatever directory and type: i:\ruby\bin\ruby myrubyprog.rb >> >> by >> TheR >> -- > ---------------- > > Type command where: in windows cmd prompt , MS DOS windows or other place? ----------- how to use it? for example Ruby in on F: F:\Ruby program is in F:\Ruby\origami-1.0.0b scripts are in F:\Ruby\origami-1.0.0b\sources\scripts\parse which have 'parse.rb' script i want run
From: MrZombie on 7 May 2010 06:45 You could use a batch script to launch Ruby with the parameters you'd use to launch your script. Example: Your script resides in F:\foo-program\lib\foo.rb Ruby resides in F:\foo-program\ruby.exe Make a batch file that executes the following command and place it in F:\foo-program\: ruby.exe lib\foo.rb On 2010-05-06 08:53:51 -0400, balzer said: > "balzer" <nospam(a)news.eternal-september.org> wrote in message > news:hrua85$a4f$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... >> >> "Damjan Rems" <d_rems(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message >> news:cbbed86947f0131c33a01b42e7df036f(a)ruby-forum.com... >>> balzer wrote: >>>> "Marvin G�lker" <sutniuq(a)gmx.net> wrote in message >>>> news:20e0dc93e4e2a1d8d772efcebfbd9e87(a)ruby-forum.com... >>>>>> If >>>>> So, just unzip your Ruby wherever you want it. In order to start ruby, >>>>> just do: >>>>> ---------- >>>>> C:\> I: >>>>> I:\> ruby\bin\ruby -v >>>>> ---------- >>>>> or whatever drive letter your USB device gets and however the ruby >>>>> directory is named. >>>>> >>>>> Marvin >>>>> -- >>>> -------------------- >>>> >>>> And where should be placed programs: inside Ruby directory? >>>> >>>> thank you. >>> >>> It doesn't matter at all. >>> >>> Go to whatever directory and type: i:\ruby\bin\ruby myrubyprog.rb >>> >>> by >>> TheR >>> -- >> ---------------- >> >> Type command where: in windows cmd prompt , MS DOS windows or other place? > ----------- > how to use it? for example Ruby in on F: > > F:\Ruby > > program is in > F:\Ruby\origami-1.0.0b > scripts are in > F:\Ruby\origami-1.0.0b\sources\scripts\parse which have 'parse.rb' > script i want run
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