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How to I launch a ruby script from the command line by just its name?
Currently I am using:
ruby test.rb
But want to run it on command prompt as:
test
How could I do that?
Follow the instructions available here:
At the command prompt (i.e. shell prompt), run the following Windows commands. When you run ftype, change the command-line arguments to correctly point to where you installed the ruby.exe executable on your computer.
$ assoc .rb=RubyScript
.rb=RubyScript
$ ftype RubyScript=”c:\ruby\bin\ruby.exe” “%1” %*
RubyScript=”c:\ruby\bin\ruby.exe” “%1” %*