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always require "ludy" first when you use any tool of ludy
(although there are tools that needn't this init)

e.g.

require 'ludy'       # when you're using ludy gem
require path_of_ludy # when you aren't using ludy gem

then you could require other ludy tools

e.g. for use of Ludy::this

require 'ludy/this'  # for a common way when you're using ludy gem
require path_of_this # for a common way when you aren't using ludy gem

require_ludy 'this'  # tool in ludy that help ludy handle the requirement

Version data entries

9 entries across 9 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
ludy-0.0.1	README
ludy-0.0.3	README
ludy-0.0.7	README
ludy-0.0.9	README
ludy-0.0.2	README
ludy-0.0.4	README
ludy-0.0.5	README
ludy-0.0.6	README
ludy-0.0.8	README