You could use one of the shell commands [1] which will give you back the
directory listing direct to your code. No need for an intermediate file.
However, if you google for
ruby directory listing
it will show you much better ways. Usually google will be much quicker for
asking such questions than
I wanna copy directory listings from removable media to a database so then
I'll know what files are on what removable disk I'm thinking at the system
level i have to list the directory to a file and then open the file for
reading in ruby and then use the split function to parse each line as I
I wanna sto
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