Ace, thanks thats perfect! Worked a treat, many thanks :) - CIaran
On Feb 7, 2008 10:04 PM, Roman Semenenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Ciaran > > I can execute `shoes MythRemote.rb` successfully when the require string > is "require './MythFrontend.rb'" ( you see? I added "./" to the path, > specifying program to search MythFrontend.rb in the current directory ) > > Ciaran wrote: > > Hello all, > > First post, apologies if I'm short of the list etiquette, but the irc > > channel leads me to believe I'll be ok. I'm playing around with > > 'Shoes' on Windows (0.r395) trying to write a quick'n'dirty remote > > control for 'MythTv' (a linux based PVR). > > > > My question is somewhat more basic, with Shoes Apps is it possible to > > 'require' as one would in other ruby apps, for example please see the > > attached ruby files where one is a Shoes app that 'requires' the other > > one, I just want to logically seperate my 'API' from my GUI (Shoes), > > but appear un-able to on Windows. > > > > The attached code complains about: ''<path to > > shoes>rubygems/custom_require.rb:27 :in 'gem_original_require':no such > > fileto load -- MythFrontend.rb" > > when I run it up! :( > > > > I'm sure its something stupid I'm doing as it must be a pretty normal > > thing to do to seperate code out like this (I can make the same code > > work if its all in the same file, but that goes against my nature > > which is to do as little as possible in the same files <g> ) > > > > Any help appreciated ! :) > > > > Take Care y'all! > > -- > > - Ciaran > > -- - Ciaran
