Help on a loop EACH

Ruby
1

Hi everybody,

I work on a PLM and I must modify a RubyScript. After 4 days, I need
help for you on this develop language. I hope you can help me but
I think, is not too difficult for a developer.

My goal: Delete a lock when my script left the loop.

My error: The file create well (teamcenter.lock) in the correct folder
but where I must write the command line:
File.delete(teamcenter_lock_file, ‘w’)

The code:

    #teamcenter_lock_file = File.join(@options.output_dir,

“teamcenter.lock”)
teamcenter_lock_file = @baan_options[‘tc_lock_file’]
#
@log.info(“Creating Teamcenter lock file at
#{teamcenter_lock_file}”)
#
tclock = File.new(teamcenter_lock_file, ‘w’)
File.new(teamcenter_lock_file, ‘w’)
tclock.close

    files.each do |f|

      src = File.join(@env.srcdir(), f)
      next if not File.exist?(src)

      pf = "1" if f =~ /tiedm010.txt/i
      pf = "2" if f =~ /tiedm010txt.txt/i
      pf = "3" if f =~ /tiedm100.txt/i
      pf = "4" if f =~ /tiedm100txt.txt/i
      pf = "5" if f =~ /tiedm110.txt/i
      # KST -> Smaller filenames!  dst =

File.join(@options.output_dir, sprintf("%s_%s_%s_%s", @job_tag,
@job_date, pf, f))
dst = File.join(@options.output_dir, sprintf("%s_%s_%s_%s",
@job_tag, @job_date[0,12], pf, f))

  if not File.exist?(dst)
        @log.info "Copy '#{src}' to '#{dst}'"
        begin

    File.open(dst, 'w') {|out|
      out.puts header[f]
      out.write(File.new(src, 'r').read())
    }

          #FileUtils.cp src, dst, :verbose => true
        rescue => error
          @log.error "Failed to copy '#{src}' to '#{dst}'

(#{error})"
end
else
@log.info “Appending ‘#{src}’ to ‘#{dst}’”
begin
File.open(dst, ‘a’) {|f|
f.puts ‘’
f.write(File.new(src, ‘r’).read())
#File.delete(teamcenter_lock_file, ‘w’)
}

        rescue => error
          @log.error "Failed to append '#{src}' to '#{dst}'

(#{error})"
end

      end

    end
    #
    @log.info("Removing Teamcenter lock file at

#{teamcenter_lock_file}")
#
begin
File.delete(teamcenter_lock_file, ‘w’)
#FileUtils.rm_f teamcenter_lock_file
rescue
end
end
end
end
end

Thank you for your help, if you have questions, contact me. :slight_smile:

2

Basically, you need to “erase the lock file” after you left the critical
region, i.e. the commands which need to be protected by the lock.

Having said this, I would like to point out however, that your program
doesn’t safely protect (locks) anything. Simply creating a lock file
which then is (probably) tested by another application, does not
guarantee any locking.

If all application competing for the critical region, run on the same
host, you would need File#flock to manage lock files. See the Ruby Docs
for an example.