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I'm trying to print a string created from the contents of two arrays.

label = ""
for i in 1..vArr.length-2
label = "#{label}#{vArr[i]}#{dArr[i]}"
end
print label

vArr is an array of letters and dArr is an array of integers.
The label should interweave the two.

When I run the code from irb the resulting string is: T0S6S50Q0
When I run the code as part of a .rb file from the command prompt in
Win7, I get: 8408368350810

In the latter, all letters have been converted to their integer
representations.
T=84
S=83
Q=81

I would like to run the .rb file from cmd and get the string I'm getting
in irb.

Any help is welcomed. Thanks.

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On May 23, 2011, at 5:09, William Knapp <> wrote:

> vArr is an array of letters and dArr is an array of integers.
> The label should interweave the two.
>
> When I run the code from irb the resulting string is: T0S6S50Q0
> When I run the code as part of a .rb file from the command prompt in
> Win7, I get: 8408368350810

Sounds like a pathing issue and you're running 1.8 via cmd and 1.9 for irb.

?a in 1.8 is the ASCII code for 'a'.

?a in 1.9 is 'a'.

Try %w[a b c]. It works the same in both.