L
Lothar Scholz
Hello Lennon,
LDR> Trevor,
LDR> I've done exactly this using Exerb -- once you've built an EXE of your
LDR> script, you can just drag-and-drop files onto it, and your script
LDR> receives the full file path as its first argument.
This is different from Trevors question if i understand it correctly.
You use one indirection, trevor want's a two level step:
A ruby script that gets started by a ruby interpreter and that script
gets the dropped file path. I've seen a patch for MacOS X that does
this but not for windows.
LDR> Trevor,
LDR> I've done exactly this using Exerb -- once you've built an EXE of your
LDR> script, you can just drag-and-drop files onto it, and your script
LDR> receives the full file path as its first argument.
This is different from Trevors question if i understand it correctly.
You use one indirection, trevor want's a two level step:
A ruby script that gets started by a ruby interpreter and that script
gets the dropped file path. I've seen a patch for MacOS X that does
this but not for windows.