> => #<File:./testfile
> >>
> >
> > you just cripple the filename ..
> >
>
> Really?? I don't see a crippled filename.
>
You don't see that > is in the next line? the \n char is being interpreted.
Just do: string.chomp
This should work (as suggested before):
string = Rails.root.to_s+'/archives/results/'+r.chomp
If you really want to be portable you should be writing file paths like:
File.join(Rails.root,"archives","results",r.chomp)
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