windows - Ruby require_relative executing script? -

I am working on a game server in Ruby, and during testing I have problems testing different components Coming out I was not getting the output from my launcher, only the server, so I made the initial announcement of the server - Eclipse still shows the output from the server!

Then I went to the command line, assumed that the eclipse was looking at the wrong file (git had messed it up in advance, but as you can see, the stack trace shows that < Code> Server.rb is fully implemented from line 5: required_related 'server' :

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  puts in class launcher" file Saved at # E {file.mtime ($ 0)} "require_relative 'server' require_relative 'game' # STDOUT.sync = true says" launcher started "#server = Server.new print" created server "game = Game.new # ServerThread = Thread.new {server.start ()} gameThread = Thread.new {game.start ()} while (running) print "stop?" Input = gets.chomp if (input.equals? ("Yes ")) Running = false end-end server.stop. Stop gameThread.join serverThread.join end   
 and terminal output:  
  C: \ Users \ gossfunkel \ Git \ citadelserver \ RubyCitadelServer & gt; Manic Launcher RB file saved on 2013-06-22 18:16:44 +0100 server 2013-06-22 18:16:47 Starting at +0100 ... C: / user / gosfankel / git / Citadelserver / rubycitadel server / server rb: 20: `in recvfro meter 'from c:` time interrupt with c: /Users/gossfunkel/git/citadelserver/rubyCitadelServer/Server.rb: 2 0': / users / gossfunkel / git / Citadelserver / RubyCitadelServer / Server.rb: 1 5: 'Initially': /Users/gossfunkel/git/citadelserver/RubyCitadelServer/Server.rb: 3 0: in `& lt; Category: From C Server & gt; From C: / users / gossfunkel / git /citadelserver/RubyCitadelServer/Server.rb:1: `of & lt; Top (required) & gt; From 'Launcher.rb: 5: `in need_relative' from Launcher.rb: 5: in` & lt; Category: Launcher & gt; 'From   
 Without this type of file I need a file, and should it be?   
 
 
 I can not tell without seeing the squares, but I think  
 
 
  Game.start  is doing more than you think, and for this the server is starting to do as your subject line shows, the file you edit   
 
 At the top of the program, you are running the second file (or not saving it after saving the file) and you are doing the same yourself   
 
  insert  by entering  
 to  "file saved at # {file.mtime ($ 0)}"   
 should do the trick   
 
 After the discussion, it seems that one-third option is the code in the  Server.pm  and creates a server Also defines the class as well. Lines using the  Server  class also need to delete the  requirement .   < / Ul>