Rob,
Thanks for the reply.
GOOGLE_DIR is being set as a variable within the rakefile.
I already tried putting in the parentheses as you suggest, but there was no
change. On the other hand, I was still using 'indir' instead of 'cd' at the
time. I will play with it some more when I get home.
This is the second really weird bug I've run into with Ruby on Debian 4.0.
I'm starting to suspect that either I've done something to my rubygems
installation (admittedly non-standard) or that Debian's Ruby 1.8.5 is just
messed up somehow.
--Larry
On 7/1/07, Rob Kaufman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Larry,
Are you setting the constant GOOLE_DIR somewhere else in your
Rakefile or are you setting it at the command line? Also what happens
if you add the parens, like so?
file 'example.html' => ['example.html.erb', 'example.js'] do |t|
puts GOOGLE_DIR
cd(GOOGLE_DIR) { general_erb_filetask(t) }
end
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