On Jun 5, 12:01 am, jnxgn <[email protected]> wrote:
> I failed to find what is the weekday by following codes:
>
> timetoday = Time.now
>
> if timetoday =~ /Fri/
> puts "Friday"
> end
>
> Please help to analysis what is the problem。
> puts timetoday
> It will display: Fri Jun **** 2009
> but it is not true for: timetoday =~ /Fri/
Instances of Time do not implement a =~ which does that. When you run
Time.now at the console it gets converted to a string (and that string
has a =~ method which behaves as you expect). Converting your time to
a string would sort of work but you really shouldn't do that - just
examine the value of timetoday.wday
Fred
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