Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have a module as following,   module
Main  include Dad::Mam   in dad.rb:  module Dad  module Mam
puts "Mam is saying you are very lazy..."  How can I name this
file? dad.rb is right?  but when running  $ ruby main.rb  I am
getting an Error like,  main.rb:2:in <module:Main>':
uninitialized constant Main::Dad (NameError) from main.rb:1:in'
I need to show the sentance inside the puts under Mam module
while running ruby main.rb,  I am confused about using ruby's
modules, please anyone help me and guide me..  share|improve
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accepted  In this case, since you're just writing a simple
script, use #require_relative  require_relative 'dad' module
Main  include Dad::Mam  For an actual app or library, you would
want to manage the load path (a global variable holding an array
that tells ruby where to look for files) and then use a normal
require  share|improve this answer thanks a lot cheek.... – 
abhilash Sep 7 '12 at 7:34 add comment