> 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
That sounds reasonable. As a matter of fact there are two rake-files in
my ruby/bin dir
>
> I don't know if you are. Are you sure the task isn't being run? Does
> it work from the Rails console?
>
Yes, the task runs fine from the rails console
and No, it doesn't get executed when I run the "test_rake"-function (the
view renders in like half a second, I don't have any output o
Finally got it to run using the "system call"-approach:
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
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
>> , where
>> Rake::Task#execute is documented. Next time, you may want to take those
>> 20 seconds before posting...
>>
Well, thanks for the reply.
After feeling incredibly stupid for a couple of minutes I tried using
the methods given in the docs you linked to.
Leonardo Mateo wrote:
> Just a guess, since I haven't ever had this situation but, rake files
> are ruby files, you should be able to include them from any other ruby
> file and execute the methods it has defined inside.
> As I said, I haven't tried this, is just a guess.
>
> Otherwise, you can
o some of Rails' modules and classes like for example
ActiveRecord, you might be out of luck. As far as I understand it,
these are generally not being reloaded although there may still be
some tricks I don't know of.
On Sep 9, 1:20 am, Alex Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Ingmar:
I ran into the same problem; turned out that I also had to add the
module which contains my plugin's classes to
ActiveSupport::Dependencies.explicitly_unloadable_constants
So if you have your plugin structured like this
init.rb
lib/myplugin.rb
lib/myplugin/*.rb
you should add the following line
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