2009/9/29 Ingmar Hamer <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net>:
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> Finally got it to run using the "system call"-approach:
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> The trick to get it to run on my windows machine was using the "start"
> command (that usually spawns a procell in a new shell). Why windows
> executes the "dir" command without "start" but not the rake command is
> beyond me, but at least now it is working:
Is rake a batch file in windows? That could explain this, I believe a
batch file cannot just be run, it needs a command shell to do it.
Whether it might explain other problems I do not know.
Colin
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> Windows:
> system('start rake doc:app')
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> Linux:
> system('rake doc:app')
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> I'd still be interested why the "test_rake"-Funktion in my previous post
> doesn't start the rails task, just in case anybody sees my error...
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
>
> @marnen
> I SWEAR I WILL USE GOOGLE AND CHECK ANY DOCS BEFORE POSTING ;-)
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