FileUtils.cp

[Michael P. Soulier]

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Hey,

It's great to see that FileUtils has Unix friendly methods, so it feels like
working in the shell. However, I'd prefer to just type cp and not
FileUtils.cp. Is there a way to import those methods into Kernel so I don't
have to qualify them all?

Thanks,
Mike
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[Vincent Fourmond]

Hello !

It's great to see that FileUtils has Unix friendly methods, so it feels like
working in the shell. However, I'd prefer to just type cp and not
FileUtils.cp. Is there a way to import those methods into Kernel so I don't
have to qualify them all?

include FileUtils

Vince

 

[Michael P. Soulier]

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include FileUtils

Ah, perfect. I didn't realize that it was a module.

Mike
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takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite
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[Vincent Fourmond]

Ah, perfect. I didn't realize that it was a module.

Try

ri FileUtils

It does say it is a module... And anyway, it is a good reflex to look
at what ri is saying when you'd like to know something ;-) !

Vince

 

[Eero Saynatkari]

Hey,

It's great to see that FileUtils has Unix friendly methods, so it feels
like
working in the shell. However, I'd prefer to just type cp and not
FileUtils.cp. Is there a way to import those methods into Kernel so I
don't
have to qualify them all?

FileUtils is a module so you can #include or #extend.