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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting compare decimal numbers Post 88294 by futurelet on Wednesday 2nd of November 2005 05:46:30 PM
Old 11-02-2005
Code:
ruby -e 'puts ($*.first.to_f <= $*.last.to_f) ? 1 : 0' 3.14 9

Output:

1
 

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gem2deb [OPTIONS] GEMNAME (to download the gem with gem fetch) gem2deb [OPTIONS] GEMFILE (to use a local .gem file) DESCRIPTION
gem2deb converts the gem into a Debian source package, and then will attempt to build it. The process is made of several steps. First, gem2deb converts the gem file to a tar.gz archive containing a metadata.yml file with the Gem specification. This is equivalent to what gem2tgz does. Then, gem2deb unpacks the tar.gz archive and prepares a Debian source package, guess many of the defaults from the files included in the archive, or the Gem specification. This is equivalent to what dh-make-ruby does. gem2deb cannot determine all parameters for obvious reasons. It is recommended to search for the "FIXME" string in the debian/ directory. The generated Debian source package uses dh_ruby to build the package. Finally, gem2deb tries to build the source and binary packages using dpkg-buildpackage. OPTIONS
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