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• possible to output current CPU and MEM usage via ruby script ? i am trying to find memory leaks

  - by puqt

  is it possible to say output the current consumption of CPU and memory in ruby script ?rub i am trying to find memory leaks in my jruby sript. CPU usage keeps going up to 100% until it crashes.

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• Can Ruby access output from shell commands as it appears?

  - by Ciryon

  My Ruby script is running a shell command and parsing the output from it. However, it seems the command is first executed and output saved in an array. I would like to be able to access the output lines in real time just as they are printed. I've played around with threads, but haven't got it to work. Any suggestions?

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• How do I link to an item in the public folder from views/controller_name/page1 in Ruby on Rails?

  - by ben

  How do I link to an item in the public folder from views/controller_name/page1 in Ruby on Rails? Thanks for reading.

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• Closest Ruby representation of a 'public static final' class variable in Java?

  - by Hosh

  Given the Java code below, what's the closest you could represent this private static final variable in a Ruby class? public class DeviceController { ... private static final Device myDevice = Device.getDevice("mydevice"); ... public static void main(String args[]) { ... } }

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• In HAML on Ruby on Rails, how to use the :sass filter?

  - by Jian Lin

  If using HAML on Ruby on Rails, then :sass #someDiv border: 3px dashed orange won't have any <style> tag around them. and then :css :sass #someDiv border: 3px dashed orange won't kick on the :sass filter, but :css :sass #someDiv border: 3px dashed orange will kick on the :sass filter, but it is outside of the <style> tag. So how can the :sass filter be used?

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• Is there a simple way to get image dimensions in Ruby?

  - by gruner

  I'm looking for an easy way to get width and height dimensions for image files in Ruby without having to use ImageMagick or ImageScience (running Snow Leapard).

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• How do I add information to an exception message without changing its class in ruby?

  - by Andrew Grimm

  How do I add information to an exception message without changing its class in ruby? The approach I'm currently using is strings.each_with_index do |string, i| begin do_risky_operation(string) rescue raise $!.class, "Problem with string number #{i}: #{$!}" end end Is there a better way?

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• scrap data from jsp web with Nokogiri or other ruby tools?

  - by peng

  there is a jsp web: http://xbrl.cninfo.com.cn/XBRL/allinfo.jsp?stkid=000002&getyear=2005&nowpage=Info.jsp&reportType=GB0110 can i scrap data from it with Nokogiri or other ruby tools?

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• Is there any way to use jQuery like Ruby in IRB mode?

  - by adam

  I love using irb to quickly check how my ruby code reacts. Im wondering is there a way to do the same say in Firebug or soem other tool?

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• In Ruby, how does one get their IP octet without going through DNS?

  - by user30997

  I can, on some of my systems, get my IP address (192.68.m.n format) by doing this: addr = IPSocket::getAddress(Socket.gethostname()) ...the trouble is that this only works if the name the local machine uses for itself is the name the DNS server associates with it. How *&#( hard can it be for ruby to just return its primary interface's IP address? I have to do this in a platform-independant way or I'd just call ifconfig or ipconfig and parse it.

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• Any way to determine which object called a method? [Ruby]

  - by Joe

  I'm hoping that Ruby's message-passing infrastructure means there's some clever trick for this... How do I determine the calling object -- which object called the method I'm currently in?

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• How can I upgrade my Ruby Gems to the latest version "safely"?

  - by leeand00

  Is there any way that I can upgrade my Ruby Gems, and if it doesn't work (on what I'm upgrading them for), than rollback the changes?

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• Pull news from an RDF Feed using Ruby and Nokogiri?

  - by Christian

  I would like to pull the titleand description fields from the newsfeed at http://www.tagesschau.de/newsticker.rdf to feed them to the Mac's Text-to-Speech engine. My search for a nice Ruby Gem to do this has brought me to Nokogiri, but all examples that "pull something out" of a given XML seem to be centered around CSS somehow. Does anyone have any idea how to save the titleand description fields in an array?

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• Which is a better source control with NetBeans (Ruby on Rails), VSS or Subversion?

  - by Tushar Maru

  Which is better source control with NetBeans (Ruby on Rails), VSS or subversion? I want to use source control, so I want to know which is better for NetBeans (RoR). Visual Source safe or Subversion?

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• How do you check the Gem Version in Ruby at Runtime?

  - by viatropos

  Is it possible to check the gem version of the currently loaded gem in a ruby/rails app? During debugging, I would like to be able to do something like: puts RubyGem.loaded_version(:active_support) Anything like that exist?

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• What is the difference between include and require in Ruby?

  - by Owen

  My question is similar to this one over here about include and extend. What's the difference between require and include in Ruby? If I just want to use the methods from a module in my class, should I require it or include it?

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• Can I deploy a Ruby on Rails webapp to an IIS webserver?

  - by Greg

  Can I deploy a Ruby on Rails webapp to an IIS webserver? Is there any solid support for this somehow?

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• How to safely let users run arbitrary Ruby code?

  - by igul222

  I realize this sounds a little crazy, but I'm working on a project for which I need a server to run user-provided Ruby code and return the result. I'm looking to prevent something like this: system("rm -rf /") eval("something_evil") # etc... I'm sure there must be some reasonably safe way to do this, as it already exists at places like tryruby.org. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!

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• Is there a nvl() function in Ruby or do I have to write it myself?

  - by jva

  I want to use an equivalent of Oracle's nvl() function in Ruby. Is there a built in function or do I have to write one myself?

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• In Ruby on Rails, why http://localhost:3000/foobars/alt/1.xml not work?

  - by Jian Lin

  In Ruby on Rails, http://localhost:3000/foobars/alt/1 works but http://localhost:3000/foobars/alt/1.xml doesn't work. config/route.rb is map.connect ':controller/:action/:id' map.connect ':controller/:action/:id.:format' so supposedly it supports an id.format in the URL?

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• How do I link to an item in the public folder from views/controller_name/page1.html.erb in Ruby on R

  - by ben

  How do I link to an item in the public folder from views/controller_name/page1.html.erb in Ruby on Rails? Thanks for reading.

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• How to run my script x times a day? (ruby on linux)

  - by Radek

  I want to run my ruby script x times a day (the number might change) on my linux box. What would be the best way to do so if I do not want it to happen at the same time? I want the time (hour and minute) to be random

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• In Ruby, in the context of a class method, what are instance and class variables?

  - by J. Pablo Fernández

  If I have the following piece of Ruby code: class Blah def self.bleh @blih = "Hello" @@bloh = "World" end end What exactly are @blih and @@bloh? @blih is an instance variable in the class Blah, and @@bloh is a class variable in the class Blah, correct? Does it mean that @@bloh is a variable in Blah's class, Class?

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• where can I find a good ruby excel parser that also had good documentation?

  - by Chris Drappier

  Hi All, I've spent some time today looking for a pure ruby library that will parse an excel workbook. I could find the parseexcel gem in the repos, but the problem is that I can't find any documentation on it. and the rdoc is pitiful. so, my question is 1) is there good documentation out there for this gem? 2) if not, is there another gem that does the same thing that has good documentation? thx :) -C

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• How can I check if a Ruby array includes one of several values?

  - by Colen

  I have two Ruby arrays, and I need to see if they have any values in common. I could just loop through each of the values in one array and do include?() on the other, but I'm sure there's a better way. What is it? (The arrays both hold strings.) Thanks.

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