M
Marc Heiler
Hi,
I have all of the program "atk" in one directory.
I want to recursively copy this to /usr.
This commandline works in bash shell:
cp -r /Programs/Atk/Current/* /usr/
These examples in Ruby do not work:
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current/', '/usr'
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current/', '/usr/'
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current', '/usr/'
(They all copy Current/ instead of what is inside Current/* )
And using '*' like so
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current/*', '/usr/'
does neither work.
Does anyone have an idea how to grab the * content
under Current/ and copy that to /usr ?
I have all of the program "atk" in one directory.
I want to recursively copy this to /usr.
This commandline works in bash shell:
cp -r /Programs/Atk/Current/* /usr/
These examples in Ruby do not work:
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current/', '/usr'
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current/', '/usr/'
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current', '/usr/'
(They all copy Current/ instead of what is inside Current/* )
And using '*' like so
FileUtils.cp_r '/Programs/ATK/Current/*', '/usr/'
does neither work.
Does anyone have an idea how to grab the * content
under Current/ and copy that to /usr ?