[MacRuby-devel] [MacRuby] #470: String comparison issues hotcocoa project

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#470: String comparison issues hotcocoa project
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 Reporter:  tvmoore@…        |       Owner:  rich@…            
     Type:  defect           |      Status:  new               
 Priority:  major            |   Milestone:                    
Component:  MacRuby          |    Keywords:  String issue      
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Description changed by martinlagardette@…:

Old description:

> include_path = File.dirname(File.expand_path($0))[[BR]]
> include_path = File.dirname(include_path) if File.basename(include_path)
> == 'lib'[[BR]]
> Dir.glob("#{include_path}/**/**").each do |f|[[BR]]
>   next if !File.directory?(f)[[BR]]
>   '''next if f =~ /\.app/'''   #Do not traverse Application directory
> structure.[[BR]]
>   NSLog("'#{f}'")[[BR]]
>   $LOAD_PATH << f[[BR]]
> end
>
> "next if f =~ /\.app/" this line of code works fine using macruby -d
> option but fails using macrake.
>
> I have also tried "f.index(".app")" and "f.rangeOfString(".app").length
> == 0" all work in macruby -d and all fail after macrake. When I say fail
> this line does not evaluate correctly and hence the paths are not loaded
> which fails when requiring other classes within project. I am currently
> using a nightly build 30-11-09.

New description:

 {{{
 #!ruby
 include_path = File.dirname(File.expand_path($0))
 include_path = File.dirname(include_path) if File.basename(include_path)
 == 'lib'
 Dir.glob("#{include_path}/**/**").each do |f|
   next if !File.directory?(f)
   next if f =~ /\.app/   #Do not traverse Application directory structure.
   NSLog("'#{f}'")
   $LOAD_PATH << f
 end

 `next if f =~ /\.app/` this line of code works fine using macruby -d
 option but fails using macrake.

 I have also tried `f.index(".app")` and `f.rangeOfString(".app").length ==
 0` all work in macruby -d and all fail after macrake. When I say fail this
 line does not evaluate correctly and hence the paths are not loaded which
 fails when requiring other classes within project. I am currently using a
 nightly build 30-11-09.

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