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Peter Bailey
A simple question . . .
I wrote a little Ruby script that defines budgetary periods during the
course of a year. This is for my company's budget schedule. There are 13
budget periods during any year. Anyway, I did this script. It seems to
work. I tested it and I can do a "put" of whatever budget period it is
now.
I'd like to use this code in other scripts. It's named
"BNAbudgetperiods.rb." So, I did a require 'BNAbudgetperiods' in one of
my other scripts. But, when I do a put in that second script, it just
gives me "nil." It doesn't complain. It just gives me "nil." Is there
something special I need to do in the hierarchy of Ruby script locations
so that other scripts can respect any other script I want to require?
These two scripts are in the same directory.
Thanks,
Peter
I wrote a little Ruby script that defines budgetary periods during the
course of a year. This is for my company's budget schedule. There are 13
budget periods during any year. Anyway, I did this script. It seems to
work. I tested it and I can do a "put" of whatever budget period it is
now.
I'd like to use this code in other scripts. It's named
"BNAbudgetperiods.rb." So, I did a require 'BNAbudgetperiods' in one of
my other scripts. But, when I do a put in that second script, it just
gives me "nil." It doesn't complain. It just gives me "nil." Is there
something special I need to do in the hierarchy of Ruby script locations
so that other scripts can respect any other script I want to require?
These two scripts are in the same directory.
Thanks,
Peter