Try using the File.open("myfile", "a"), also the rdocs for the io
class describes the different types
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On 7 Jan 2010, at 19:10, timjd <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm pretty new to ROR and working on a couple of small changes to an
upload function, changing how the input spreadsheet is parsed.
The problem is that the upload does not work on my Windows based
development platform. It does work on MAc and Unix variants though.
The logic is processing an uploaded spreadsheet file which is then
processed/parsed by the 'spreadsheet' gem. But on Windows the
spreadsheet.open call fails with an error of "broken allocationtable
chain". It appears that the file is corrupted as part of the upload
when it is written to the temp file.
There are comments on various Ruby pages about having to change the
file open to binary, but I'm assuming this is the open buried in te
Rails upload function.
Has anyone come across this before? Any suggestions or ideas for a
novice?
Many thanks
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