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Package %{scl_name} provides Ruby scripting language delivered as a Software
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Collection. For more information about Software Collections,
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see the scl(1) man page. By installing the %{scl_name} collection,
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you will get the minimum working set of packages to have a working Ruby scripting language.
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Usage: scl enable %{scl} 'ruby'
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Software Collections allow you to build and execute applications
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which are not located in the filesystem root hierarchy,
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but are stored in an alternative location, which is %{_scl_root}
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in case of the %{scl_name} collection.
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Ruby is the interpreted scripting language for quick and easy
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object-oriented programming. It has many features to process text
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files and to do system management tasks (as in Perl). It is simple,
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straight-forward, and extensible.
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When you want to work with the %{scl_name} collection, use the scl
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utility (see the scl(1) man page for usage) to enable the scl
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environment.
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Examples:
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scl enable %{scl_name} 'command --arg'
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Run a specific command with the argument --arg within the %{scl_name}
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software collections environment.
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scl enable %{scl_name} 'ruby script.rb'
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Execute script.rb by Ruby from the %{scl_name} software collection.
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scl enable %{scl_name} bash
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Run an interactive shell with the %{scl_name} software collection enabled.
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scl enable %{scl_name} 'man ruby'
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Show man pages for the ruby command, which is a part of the
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%{scl_name} software collection.
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Report bugs to <http://bugzilla.redhat.com>.
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