using Scite to change directory

[mosar]

I tried this command without success:

Dir.chdir (D)

I shall I proceed ?

mosar

 

[Stephane Wirtel]

I tried this command without success:

Dir.chdir (D)

I shall I proceed ?

mosar

http://www.ruby-doc.org/core

Did you read this documentation ?

Thanks

 

[mosar]

http://www.ruby-doc.org/core

Did you read this documentation ?

Thanks

I am coming again with my littler problem. I tried exactly this
command:
Dir.chdir("C:\Documents and Settings\Jean\Bureau") and the answer was:

"No such file or directory."
I know that this path is correct and that the files exist because I
have tested it with the command window.
I am making a little syntax error but how ?

mosar

 

[Harry]

I am coming again with my littler problem. I tried exactly this

command:
Dir.chdir("C:\Documents and Settings\Jean\Bureau") and the answer was:

"No such file or directory."
I know that this path is correct and that the files exist because I
have tested it with the command window.
I am making a little syntax error but how ?

mosar

Try this

Dir.chdir("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")

Harry

 

[mosar]

Try this

Dir.chdir("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")

Harry
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[mosar]

Its OK. I have no message.But now I am trying Dir.entries with the
same files.Dir.entries(C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")I
have no answer.Can you help me?

 

[Harry]

Its OK. I have no message.But now I am trying Dir.entries with the
same files.Dir.entries(C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")I
have no answer.Can you help me?

Dir.entries(C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")

should be

Dir.entries("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")
Add quote at beginning.

Harry

 

[Phrogz]

Try this

Dir.chdir("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Jean\\Bureau")

Or
Dir.chdir( "C:/Documents and Settings/Jean/Bureau" )

Even though Windows normally uses a backslash for directory path
separator, Ruby allows the forward slash in (almost?) all cases.