Module: Fig

Defined in:

lib/fig/windows.rb,
lib/fig/figrc.rb,
lib/fig/parser.rb,
lib/fig/command.rb,
lib/fig/logging.rb,
lib/fig/options.rb,
lib/fig/package.rb,
lib/fig/backtrace.rb,
lib/fig/retriever.rb,
lib/fig/statement.rb,
lib/fig/repository.rb,
lib/fig/environment.rb,
lib/fig/networkerror.rb,
lib/fig/packagecache.rb,
lib/fig/packageerror.rb,
lib/fig/notfounderror.rb,
lib/fig/statement/set.rb,
lib/fig/statement/path.rb,
lib/fig/urlaccesserror.rb,
lib/fig/userinputerror.rb,
lib/fig/command/listing.rb,
lib/fig/configfileerror.rb,
lib/fig/operatingsystem.rb,
lib/fig/repositoryerror.rb,
lib/fig/log4rconfigerror.rb,
lib/fig/packagedescriptor.rb,
lib/fig/statement/archive.rb,
lib/fig/statement/command.rb,
lib/fig/statement/include.rb,
lib/fig/statement/publish.rb,
lib/fig/statement/override.rb,
lib/fig/statement/resource.rb,
lib/fig/statement/retrieve.rb,
lib/fig/statement/configuration.rb,
lib/fig/applicationconfiguration.rb

Overview

I don’t know how to set environment variables so that a sub-shell will be able to use them. Therefore, I’m punting, and creating a batch script on the fly to run a user supplied command.

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: Logging, Statement Classes: ApplicationConfiguration, Backtrace, Command, ConfigFileError, Environment, FigRC, Log4rConfigError, NetworkError, NotFoundError, OperatingSystem, Options, Package, PackageCache, PackageDescriptor, PackageError, Parser, Repository, RepositoryError, Retriever, URLAccessError, UserInputError, Windows