Hello ironruby user, Here I am with another question. This is a problem I ran in a few weeks ago, found a workaround, but this workaround is far from perfect.
As some might already know, I am building an C# application and am using ironruby to run rubyscripts. Application located in: D:\app\bin Testscripts located in: K:\Testscripts\Specific These testscripts uses custom made libraries located in: K:\Testscripts\Common But also they use standard ruby libraries located in: C:\Ruby\lib\... So the top of the testscripts can look someting like: Testscript1.rb require '../Common/LibTestCase1' require '../Common/LibTestCase2' ... or Testscript2.rb require 'win32ole' require 'ftools' ... Now the problem: Running these these testscripts from the C# application (using e.g. engine.ExecuteFile) results in the error: no such file to load -- '../Common/LibTestCase1' or 'win32ole' or whatever file is required. It seems the scripts (or application) is trying to located the file relative to the path the application is located. This leads me to the workaround. Before running the testscript from the application change the current directory of the application to the location of the testscripts (using Environment.CurrentDirectory = K:\Testscripts\Specific) Since testscripts can be located deeper in the directory stucture I need to keep changing the current directory of the application. You'll understand that this is a pretty sucky workaround. I have tried using SetLoadPath to include the directories where the required files can be found, but this still gives the same error. So I am looking for a more flexibel solution for this problem. Hopefully someone here provide information to stear me in the correct direction. Thanks in advance -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ Ironruby-core mailing list Ironruby-core@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ironruby-core
