Thursday, January 22, 2015
THE EASY PART:
I have four Ruby commands in a Ruby script that need to be executed in the following order:
1. long_command1
2. long_command2
3. long_command3
4. long_command4
THE HARD PART:
How do I make sure that the Ruby script finishes one command before moving on to the next one? long_command1 needs to be completed before long_command2 can begin, long_command2 needs to be completed before long_command3 can begin, and long_command3 needs to be completed before long_command4 can begin.
-- I have four Ruby commands in a Ruby script that need to be executed in the following order:
1. long_command1
2. long_command2
3. long_command3
4. long_command4
THE HARD PART:
How do I make sure that the Ruby script finishes one command before moving on to the next one? long_command1 needs to be completed before long_command2 can begin, long_command2 needs to be completed before long_command3 can begin, and long_command3 needs to be completed before long_command4 can begin.
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