8 comments made

rupher commented on 31 Jan 08 at 07:50

I recently had this problem. I think the new version of rubygems use gem instead of require_gem. It’s not necessarily a Rails 2.x issue.

Jeremy commented on 01 Feb 08 at 18:05

Actually, the new version of gems only requires a “require.” No gem or require_gem method needed. Just do this: require ‘rubygems’; require ‘yourlib’;

Reinhart commented on 09 Apr 08 at 00:25

gem install—remote rake

I have been your problem before, and after i did it, it’s worked well.

ken commented on 10 Apr 08 at 19:35

Great. Thanks, all. I was stumbling blindly, then found this.

Rob commented on 05 Jun 08 at 02:00

I had to use “gem” to get this to work:

!/usr/bin/env ruby

require ‘rubygems’ gem ‘multi’

1. require ‘multi’ # didn’t work require ‘amulti’

multi(:fib,0){1} multi(:fib,1){1} multi(:fib,Integer){|n|fib(n-1)+fib(n-2)}

puts fib(4)

Rob commented on 05 Jun 08 at 02:22

sorry the formatting was messed up. I pasted the code on these to pastebins: http://code.bulix.org/ckqjv9-66832 http://www.pastebin.org/40737

jeff commented on 10 Jun 08 at 09:44

I am new to RoR. After getting everything installed, I ran … rails sandbox

I received the error you reported. This is what fixed the issue for me … gem update rails

swinful commented on 28 Jul 08 at 19:20

Thanks!!! Saved me a million!!