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Hi,

from a certain piece of code, how can I know if it's been run inside
irb, or just ruby. I've tried looking in the IRB rdoc, but haven't
found any relevant methods.

Thanks in advance.

abc schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> from a certain piece of code, how can I know if it's been run inside
> irb, or just ruby. I've tried looking in the IRB rdoc, but haven't
> found any relevant methods.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
if it is really necessary (I don't know why it should be) maybe it's an
option to use
Object.const_defined? :IRB

[Note: parts of this message were removed to make it a legal post.]

2009/3/15 abc <>

> Hi,
>
> from a certain piece of code, how can I know if it's been run inside
> irb, or just ruby. I've tried looking in the IRB rdoc, but haven't
> found any relevant methods.


see the gem sys-proctable!

-Thomas


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On 15 mar, 14:22, badboy <bad...@heartofgold.co.cc> wrote:
> abc schrieb:> Hi,
>
> > from a certain piece of code, how can I know if it's been run inside
> > irb, or just ruby. I've tried looking in the IRB rdoc, but haven't
> > found any relevant methods.
>
> > Thanks in advance.
>
> if it is really necessary *(I don't know why it should be) maybe it's an
> option to use
> Object.const_defined? :IRB

Thanks. It's just a bit of an ugly hack to know whether I should start
a Curses interface or not. A curses interface misbehaves within irb
since irb is also using curses. That's all.