On 28 Sep 2008, at 02:35, Max Dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I have a script with which I want to create a rails app.
>
> Then not something like:
>
> $ rails -d mysql name_app
>
> in terminal, but from the script.
>
> In the script I get the app name, database etc.
> After some operations I would like to create the app from the script,
> but when I try something like
>
> `rails"#{ARGV}"`
>
> where ARGV = name_app-d mysql
>
> creates the app with a name like name_app-dmysql.
>
> How can I pass ARGV to successfully create the app?
> Thank you
Have you looked at what #{ARGV} evaluates to? The default to_s on
arrays just concatenates the elements, whereas you want to have a
space between them which join will do. On top of that you've put "
round that which will tell the shell 'all this should be one argument'.
Fred
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