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Subject: [ruby-talk:29892] Re: string variables within strings
From: Paul Brannan <paul () atdesk ! com>
Date: 2001-12-31 20:31:42
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On Tue, Jan 01, 2002 at 05:23:14AM +0900, Paul Vallance wrote:
> so when sending...
> t.send("/gettext( #{v} ,#{v1} ,0)\n",0)
> My TCP server responds saying that there are not enough parameters!
>
> However, if I send this instead...
> tsend("/gettext(720,735,0)\n",0)
>
> my TCP server responds correctly. all I'm doing here is replacing #{v}
> with its contents and #{v1} with its contents.
The first thing I notice here is that:
"/gettext( #{v} ,#{v1} ,0)\n"
should produce:
"/gettext( 720 ,735 ,0)\n"
which is different from:
"/gettext(720,735,0)\n"
Are you sure that the server is handling the extra spaces correctly?
Paul
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