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Pleased to announce release version "commit 440ca77a867a317bd9b3549f6009cc8745c1c291" (ok that's a joke number, but hey). of my ruby allgems docs site. http://allgems.ruby-forum.com http://rubydoc.ruby-forum.com Changes: * new urls, thanks Andreas! * added latest gems [currently have 4905 versions of 4721 gems--see if yours is there, plan to do daily updates] === Description Why this site? Because some gem rdocs aren’t online, and lots (most?) aren’t in the hanna theme, which is much easier to read and has searchable methods. Having centralized docs also allows you do skip local gem rdoc install, which makes gem installs sooo much faster. That's it. === A few success stories (ok so they're just mine): 1) Ruby doesn't by default allow for hash arithmetic >> {:a => 3} - {:a => 3} => {} Searching gems for the word "hash" I found one that adds set operations(Continue reading)
Ok, code below shows better what I am talking about, I understand that
@@var is acting like global variable.
But how to get rid of it when is not needed anymore?
class A
@@var = 'var in A'
def self.item
@@var
end
def self.item=(var)
@@var=var
end
end
class B
@@var = 'var in B'
def self.item
@@var
end
def self.item=(var)
@@var=var
end
end
A.item => "var in A"
B.item => "var in B"
(Continue reading)I have ruby 1.8.6 installed on windows. I want to view the doc offline. I downloaded from ruby-docs.org a .tgz file which when extracted was a 6-core-rdocs file. Not sure what to do with this. When I run "gem server" and access the page i do not see the "core" and "stdlib" documentation. How do I get these documentations ? Thanks gd
Ruby 1.8.6 (sorry this one takes some setup to explain the context of the question) I'm using file seek to create equal fixed length rows in a disk file. The row data itself is not fixed length, but I am forcing the seek position to be at fixed intervals for the start of each row. So, on disk it might look something like this: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaX0000000000000 bbbbbbbbbbbbbbX000000000000000000000 ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccX00 I'm really only writing the "aaaa..." and "bbbb...." portions of the rows with an EOL (an X here so it's easy to see). I have one operation step which uses tail to grab the last line of the file. When I do that, I get something like this: 000000000000000000000cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc which is the empty bytes past the EOL of the line "bbb..." plus the valid data of the following line. After some fiddling, it became apparent that I can test the value of the byte against zero to know if there's data in it or not -- if byte_data == 0 so that I can trim off that leading set of zeros, but I'm not certain those empty bytes will always be zero. And finally my question.....(Continue reading)
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 3:08 AM, Robert Dober<robert.dober <at> gmail.com> wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------- > 512/19 > cat strings.rb > > N = 10_000 > b = "Wassitmean" > require 'benchmark' > Benchmark.bmbm do | bench | > a = "Ruby Rules Re Rowld" > bench.report "+=" do > N.times do > a += b > end > end > a = "Ruby Rules Re Rowld" > bench.report "<<" do > N.times do > a += b > end > end > end Someone else noted the += in the << section, but there's another issue: the "a" string is initialized only *once* for both rehearsal and actual runs, since the body of the bmbm block is only executed once to prepare the reports. If you modify it to put the a initialization into the report blocks, it behaves more like you'd expect. Here's a run with JRuby, with the bmbm above, "a" init fix, "<<" fix, and 5 iterations (only last iteration shown):(Continue reading)
Still trying to print stuff... someone knows how to redirect $stdout to a printer?? Thanks! -- -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- The three rules of Ruby Quiz: 1. Please do not post any solutions or spoiler discussion for this quiz until 48 hours have elapsed from the time this message was sent. 2. Support Ruby Quiz by submitting ideas and responses as often as you can! Visit: http://rubyquiz.strd6.com/suggestions 3. Enjoy! Suggestion: A [QUIZ] in the subject of emails about the problem helps everyone on Ruby Talk follow the discussion. Please reply to the original quiz message, if you can. RSS Feed: http://rubyquiz.strd6.com/quizzes.rss -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ## Genetic Programming (#212) Buon giorno Rubyists, Let's say that we have a table of outputs for an unknown function, and we want to find out what that function is. One possible method of finding a solution is to use genetic programming[1]. In genetic programming we begin with a random population of programs, then rank(Continue reading)
Hi, I was wondering if there were a way to use Dir.glob to grab only directories. After searching google for a bit I found ways to pull only file listings, but couldn't find one for just directories. Currently, I'm using FileTest.directory?(dir) before running any operations to test for a directory. -- -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
Does anyone know if there is a way to pass variables to a arbitrarily run script? I tried this with no luck. ruby script.rb VARIABLE=value Thanks! -- -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
I'm trying to install tar2rubyscript and rubyscript2exe. I executed the
following 2 statements:
sudo gem install tar2rubyscript
sudo gem install rubyscript2exe
Gem indicates that it installed them. In addition if I execute
gem search --local tar2rubyscript
It reports that it is installed. The problem is that I can't find the
executable tar2rubyscript - or the ruby script tar2rubyscript.rb. The
same is true for rubyscript2exe. I even did a "find /usr -name
'tar2rubyscript*' - and nothing turns up.
Is there another (better) way to install these? I openly admit that I
must be doing *SOMETHING* wrong, but I don't see it.
Thanks in advance.
---Michael
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