[clue] Rake (Ruby) question posted... any experts here?
Dennis J Perkins
dennisjperkins at comcast.net
Wed Dec 7 21:05:39 MST 2011
Would you post the code again or email it me? I know some Ruby, altho I've
never played with Rake.
On Wednesday, December 07, 2011 08:56:32 PM Lorin Ricker wrote:
> Hmmm... No, *no* .bash* file(s) get copied, and so far, the newer/older
> relationship between source and target seem not to matter. *Nothing*
> gets copied, as if the file-task dependency actually never gets evaluated.
>
> "...redefining the task over and over..." -- I was initially confused by
> this, and you may be on the right track. However, as I've replied
> earlier (to Dave), I've cribbed this code from other posted-online
> examples from guys who *do* seem to understand rake & with more
> experience than me, and their discussions of this indicate that this
> kind of file-task declaration (there are other, simpler forms of this
> declaration type too, of course) will indeed iterate (enumerate) through
> a list of source files and form correct dependencies...
>
> ...but I'll have to think about your suggestion for a bit, and try some
> things out. I think that this kind of questioning is stabbing about the
> heart of the matter -- I just don't see the specifics yet! ;-)
>
> Thanks, jacob!
> -- Lorin
>
> On 01/-10/-28163 12:59 PM, jacob wrote:
> > Does just the last .bash* file get copied if it is newer?
> >
> > I believe you keep redefining the task over and over so it is only
> > dependent on one file.
> >
> > -jacob
>
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