I built a LaTeX preprocessor in Ruby called Vanilla. It provides a command line tool called vanilla, which uses Optparse to parse some command line options. I used the OCRA gem to compile it into an exe, which is only helpful on Windows. I want to do the same for Mac and possibly Linux. I know that Mac computers ship with Ruby and you can call ruby vanilla.rb some options to achieve what I want. But I am looking for a native way so that I can do vanilla some options in a terminal. Can anyone help me find any good tutorials on achieving this?
我在Ruby中构建了一个名为Vanilla的LaTeX预处理器。它提供了一个名为vanilla的命令行工具,它使用Optparse来解析一些命令行选项。我使用OCRA gem将其编译成exe,这只对Windows有用。我想为Mac和Linux做同样的事情。我知道Mac计算机附带Ruby,你可以调用ruby vanilla.rb来实现我想要的一些选项。但我正在寻找一种本地方式,以便我可以在终端中为香草做一些选择。任何人都可以帮我找到任何有关实现这一目标的好教程吗?
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move the script to a folder named bin in your project directory, and take off the .rb from it. At the top of the file, put in #!/usr/bin/env ruby. You're done!
将脚本移动到项目目录中名为bin的文件夹,然后从中取出.rb。在文件的顶部,输入#!/ usr / bin / env ruby。你完成了!
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In Unix shells, the names of executables are looked up in a list of directories specified by the PATH environment variable. So, if you make your script executable and put it somewhere in the user's PATH, they'll be able to run it just like any other utility.
在Unix shell中,可执行文件的名称在PATH环境变量指定的目录列表中查找。因此,如果您使脚本可执行并将其放在用户PATH中的某个位置,那么它们就能像其他任何实用程序一样运行它。
#1
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move the script to a folder named bin in your project directory, and take off the .rb from it. At the top of the file, put in #!/usr/bin/env ruby. You're done!
将脚本移动到项目目录中名为bin的文件夹,然后从中取出.rb。在文件的顶部,输入#!/ usr / bin / env ruby。你完成了!
#2
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In Unix shells, the names of executables are looked up in a list of directories specified by the PATH environment variable. So, if you make your script executable and put it somewhere in the user's PATH, they'll be able to run it just like any other utility.
在Unix shell中,可执行文件的名称在PATH环境变量指定的目录列表中查找。因此,如果您使脚本可执行并将其放在用户PATH中的某个位置,那么它们就能像其他任何实用程序一样运行它。