That's a ruby question.
f2.puts "#{a[x]},#{url}.#{Time}"
In a string, you want to encapsulate variables and code using #{}.You can do
code in addition to variables. In the following examples, I am finding the
logged times for a web service call and it's response. I have am putting it
into a csv file for analysis later.
line =
%Q("#{counter}","#{user}","#{temp.type}","#{temp.wstype}","#{completionTime}","#{getPrettyTime(temp.timevalue)}","#{temp.cleanMessage}","#{getPrettyTime(match.timevalue)}","#{match.cleanMessage}"\n)
File.open(@csvFile, 'a+') {|f| f.write(line) }
Dave
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