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I have tried to partition a string using the partition method from the String module. However, when doing so:
puts "test".partition("s")
I get the following error message:
Line 1:in `partition': wrong number of arguments (1 for 0) (ArgumentError) from t.rb:1
I believe that Ruby calls the partition method from the Enumerable module, instead of the one from the String module as I wanted.
How can I get Ruby to call the desired method?
As injekt has pointed out, 1.8.4 is too old. APIdock shows that String#partition only appears in 1.8.7. Upgrade.