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Bryan Wilkerson
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 Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:47 pm Post subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project |
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Hi all,
I'm trying to debug some server side scripts that are part of a rails app (loads the rails environment, uses models and ActiveRecord). Anyhoo, I see the "Debug scheduler.rb" in the debug menu. Awesome. But where do I put the command line arguments required by my script?
Additionally, is there a way to specify the --name=<test_name> argument when running "Debug test for scheduler.rb"?
Thanks,
-bryan
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Martin Krauskopf
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| Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:49 pm Post subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project |
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Bryan Wilkerson wrote:
| Quote: | Hi all,
I'm trying to debug some server side scripts that are part of a rails
app (loads the rails environment, uses models and ActiveRecord).
Anyhoo, I see the "Debug scheduler.rb" in the debug menu. Awesome.
But where do I put the command line arguments required by my script?
Additionally, is there a way to specify the --name=<test_name> argument
when running "Debug test for scheduler.rb"?
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Hi Bryan,
it seems to be impossible to set the arguments for Rails project now
(likely for some reason, or just not implemented, Erno?).
In the meantime you might go to:
your_rails_app/nbproject/private/private.properties
(better than nbproject/project.properties which is shared in VCS)
and add line:
application.args=hello world "1 2 three"
which will pass:
ARGV == ["hello", "world", "1 2 three"]
to the debugged or run scripts. Depending or Erno's response we will put
this into the wiki and file an issue. I can't recall whether this is on
purpose or just not implemented.
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Erno Mononen
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| Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:07 am Post subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project |
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Martin Krauskopf wrote:
| Quote: | Bryan Wilkerson wrote:
| Quote: | Hi all,
I'm trying to debug some server side scripts that are part of a rails
app (loads the rails environment, uses models and ActiveRecord).
Anyhoo, I see the "Debug scheduler.rb" in the debug menu. Awesome.
But where do I put the command line arguments required by my script?
Additionally, is there a way to specify the --name=<test_name>
argument when running "Debug test for scheduler.rb"?
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Hi Bryan,
it seems to be impossible to set the arguments for Rails project now
(likely for some reason, or just not implemented, Erno?).
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I think it is just not implemented. As discussed, likely we will need a
new category in the run configurations for running any ruby files in a
Rails project. I'll file an issue for this.
Erno |
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(((Bonsai Studio))) - Giu
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| Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 3:27 pm Post subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project |
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I am sorry for the OT, but please, suspend address-removed
he is spamming this newsletter.
Il giorno 10/dic/08, alle ore 10:07, Erno Mononen ha scritto:
| Quote: | Martin Krauskopf wrote:
| Quote: | Bryan Wilkerson wrote:
| Quote: | Hi all,
I'm trying to debug some server side scripts that are part of a
rails app (loads the rails environment, uses models and
ActiveRecord). Anyhoo, I see the "Debug scheduler.rb" in the
debug menu. Awesome. But where do I put the command line
arguments required by my script?
Additionally, is there a way to specify the --name=<test_name>
argument when running "Debug test for scheduler.rb"?
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Hi Bryan,
it seems to be impossible to set the arguments for Rails project
now (likely for some reason, or just not implemented, Erno?).
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I think it is just not implemented. As discussed, likely we will
need a new category in the run configurations for running any ruby
files in a Rails project. I'll file an issue for this.
Erno
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Martin Krauskopf
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| Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 3:31 pm Post subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project |
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(((Bonsai Studio))) - Giuseppe wrote:
| Quote: | I am sorry for the OT, but please, suspend address-removed
he is spamming this newsletter.
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We are trying to solve this with forum administrator. He is trying to
enhance spam-prevention forum add-ons.
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Bryan Wilkerson
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| Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 6:54 pm Post subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project |
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Here is the hack I came up with as a workaround:
RUNNING_IN_DEBUGGER = (File.basename($0) == "rdebug-ide")
if( RUNNING_IN_DEBUGGER )
ARGV = ['8']
end
..at the top of the script being debugged. I would be nice to just get a popup that asked for arguments... maybe let you set the RAILS_ENV, oh and I don't know, why not save the info between nb sessions for each file too. I'm one of us can knock that out in our copious space time.  On second thought, that hack above pretty much works for me.
-b
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Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 11:47:07 AM
Subject: Debug ruby script with arguments in rails project
Hi all,
I'm trying to debug some server side scripts that are part of a rails app (loads the rails environment, uses models and ActiveRecord). Anyhoo, I see the "Debug scheduler.rb" in the debug menu. Awesome. But where do I put the command line arguments required by my script?
Additionally, is there a way to specify the --name=<test_name> argument when running "Debug test for scheduler.rb"?
Thanks,
-bryan
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