Ruby on Rails

On 6 Sep 2010, at 04:02, Daniel <daniel.heisel@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am running into an odd problem and would love some assistance. I
> had Ruby/Rails up and running perfectly fine on a Win 7 machine but
> recently had to perform a fresh install of everything. The previous
> install as well as this one were completed with RubyInstaller 1.9.2.
> In the old install I was able to create apps with no problems on the
> same machine. The new install went fine. Mongrel & SQLite 3 went in
> with no problems. Now when I go to create a new app, everything seems
> fine, but not all the files are created. I seem to be missing nearly
> all of the files from the script folder of the new app.
>
> Now I know that some may be thinking, "just go for a Linux install to
> save trouble." Well, I thought of that too. However, the same
> problem arose with a fresh install of Ubuntu and following quite a few
> Ubuntu/Ruby/Rails guides.
>
> I'm just hoping that someone has some insight on this matter and
> appreciate your time.

Are you using Rails 3? In Rails 3, all the old individual script files in script/ (i.e. generate, server, console, etc.) have been combined into one file, 'rails'. And in practice, you just use the rails bin installed by the gem rather than the stub in scripts/rails

Instead of running, for example:

script/console

you now run:

rails console

Chris

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