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Lorenzo Chomp
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Hi! I'm new on this list, and right now I'm wondering something... Do=
es somedy know if Ruby streams are Unix File Descriptor's compatible? I n=
eed to use a file descriptor opened by another process (a daemon written =
in C). I'm reading about the IO class, it seems to have a method that all=
ows creating an IO object using a file descriptor (an integer) as a param=
eter. But I see that File has something similar (I guess that Files is a =
subcclass of IO). I'm new at Ruby, so I'm not sure about its internals.=20
Does somebody know something about this? Thanks.
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Hi! I'm new on this list, and right now I'm wondering something... Do=
es somedy know if Ruby streams are Unix File Descriptor's compatible? I n=
eed to use a file descriptor opened by another process (a daemon written =
in C). I'm reading about the IO class, it seems to have a method that all=
ows creating an IO object using a file descriptor (an integer) as a param=
eter. But I see that File has something similar (I guess that Files is a =
subcclass of IO). I'm new at Ruby, so I'm not sure about its internals.=20
Does somebody know something about this? Thanks.
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