code:
file.write 'objectclass: groupOfUniqueNames\n'
Oddly enough, the \n is actually being printed… What is wrong here?
code: file.write ‘objectclass: groupOfUniqueNames\n’ Oddly enough, the \n is actually being printed… What is
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code:
file.write 'objectclass: groupOfUniqueNames\n'
Oddly enough, the \n is actually being printed… What is wrong here?
Single quoted strings in Ruby are more ‘literal’ than double quoted strings; variables are not evaluated, and most escape characters don’t work, with the exception of
\\and\'to include literal backslashes and single quotes respectively.Double quotes are what you want: