Yes, you can do that.. i think use the following
scripts to take the values from the files...
require 'singleton'
class Configuration
include Singleton
@Include_paths=[]
@@config_file_name="global-config.cfg"
def initialize()
@Include_paths=[]
@props = Property.new()
@@config_dir = "."
@config_file=@@config_dir +
@@config_file_name
if File.exists?(@config_file)
@props.load(File.open(@config_file))
@[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Common.global1']
end
end
def global_config1()
return @gobalconfig1
end
end
====================global-config.cfg should look like
this ================
[Common]
global1 = i dont know which is the global config file
Make changes to the script accordingly and then you
can call this in your script by using the following
scripts.
cp = Configuration.instance()
puts cp.global_config1()
the result for this would be "i dont know which is the
global config file"
Let me know find any issues.
Sathya Shankar
Qantom Software
--- "Torres, Ben (HQP)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can I keep all my global variables in a separate
> file from my script
> files and have several script files use these
> variables? If so, how?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ben
>
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