I spent a couple hours scratching my head why this wasn't working. Unfortunately for me, I came across an article that led me astray, and I trusted it because it was well written and recent. It said to use open(), instead of File.open. This is not your fault at all, but thought it might help another poor lost soul out there to mention it.
This is my attempt to help out, based on what I think I know, rather than to just ask you to do it. But by all means, if you're able to take the time to update the README's "TODO" section (at least mentioning what's not implemented), that'd be great.
Hi @tylercollier sorry you had to spend time with this and thank you very much for your feedback. At some point I may end up adding this kind of Ruby override but for now the note in the README is perfect :)
I spent a couple hours scratching my head why this wasn't working. Unfortunately for me, I came across an article that led me astray, and I trusted it because it was well written and recent. It said to use
open()
, instead ofFile.open
. This is not your fault at all, but thought it might help another poor lost soul out there to mention it.This is my attempt to help out, based on what I think I know, rather than to just ask you to do it. But by all means, if you're able to take the time to update the README's "TODO" section (at least mentioning what's not implemented), that'd be great.