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<nakilon>
I wonder how he did invoke the scripts; IIRC to forget current bulder env you have to wrap it around smth like Bundler.with_clear_env{}
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<Hammdist>
hey all I want to stuff some small files in an archive and be able to read individual files from it at runtime from a Ruby script. however I don't want any gem dependencies. simplest way?
<Hammdist>
for my purpose, it is OK if I have to scan the whole archive once and load it into memory or something
<aesthetikx>
Hammdist are these like YAML files or raw data or text?
<aesthetikx>
if it is static and unchanging, you could possibly read it into simple ruby data structures once and then use Marshall to write it to a file, and then read it back in the script. You could even throw that data into a __DATA__ section at the bottom of your ruby file.
<o0x1eef>
There's also "zlib" from the stdlib (Zlib::GzipWriter, Gzip::GzipReader)