Hi,
I know 3 ways to do it :
* Setting the env variable RUBYLIB
* Adding -I with the path to the command line "ruby ..."
* Updating the "$:" array variable within your program (try "ruby -e
'puts $:'")
Hope this help,
Come
On 9 ao?t, 08:22, Lee NL <r...@reborn.org> wrote:
> In Perl, there is default module directory, say C:\perl\lib;
> C:\perl\site\lib,
> and I can add more default module directory by editing the registry :
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PERL with
> given string value Lib => "C:\OtherPM_Dir;C:\AnotherPM_Dir"
>
> Is that similar way to do this in Ruby ? Any hints would highly appreciate!
>
> Best regards,
> Lee
>
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