Syntax Error, Unexpected ',', Expecting ')'
I Just Installed Ruby 1.9.2 After Having Used 1.8.7, as There Is a Feature I Need. I Had Called Many of My Methods Like This: Do_Something (Arg0, Arg1) with...
I just installed Ruby 1.9.2 after having used 1.8.7, as there is a feature I need. I had called many of my methods like this:
do_something (arg0, arg1)
With 1.9.2, i get the following error, syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')' and the fix seems to be:
do_something arg0, arg1
But this could take me hours to fix all the cases. Is there a way around this? Why is it an error in the first place? thanks
1 Answer
The extra space is the culprit. Use:
do_something(arg0, arg1)
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