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<polyzen>
i assume i should only have one of each installed
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<polyzen>
first time actually using ruby.. i've installed gamebox and it's deps, and then followed the steps under Game Creation https://github.com/shawn42/gamebox
<polyzen>
Radar ^
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<Radar>
Ah I've not used that before. I don't think that I can help you.
<polyzen>
perhaps i should just uninstall rake 0.9.2.2
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<zalmoxes>
i've been automating some tasks with Nokogiri/Mechanize but I've hit a wall. one of the things i'm trying to automate is uploading files, but the file manager that opens up is written in Flash
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<abhimanyu>
i need to assign the current day to a variable. If this variable's value is Monday, it will post WPD, it Tuesday, WordPress, and so on.
<certainty>
you could for example have a hash that maps the weekday to the output
<certainty>
then do puts somehash[Time.now.wday]
<certainty>
just a thought
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<certainty>
or even use an array and index into it
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<abhimanyu>
Friends, no, you don't understand. I'm a rookie... I don't understand what you mean by hashing and whatever. It's so simple: get the day, assign value, cram lots of (14) if statements like if day=Monday do puts"WPD" end
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<certainty>
well i'm not going to give you the entire thing
<sevenseacat>
lol
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<sevenseacat>
'you dont understand, i want you to do it for me'
<sevenseacat>
if its so simple, you should be able to do it yourself
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<abhimanyu>
uh yeah, but that doesnt mean i wont learn if you tell me how to do it,
<crome>
also, with 14 ifs and all that stuff the cyclomatic complexity of your method is going to be crazy
<crome>
think about the pandas
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<certainty>
abhimanyu: you will have to do most of the work. We're here to help but you need to learn things. (even if it hurts slightly)
<abhimanyu>
i wouldnt have come here if it were really that simple. it includes date time... i think the process of doing it should be simple, but i dont know it
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<abhimanyu>
ofc i have to do it. i completely understand. But I don't see what's the big deal, someone of you must be able to solve this in a single pinch.. the problem feels so simple for a powerful programming language like ruby..
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<avril14th>
is there a way to give back a pry/irb console to the user in the middle of a Rake task?
<certainty>
abhimanyu: well in its simplist and probably also the least beautiful way you could just have a bunch (about 7) conditionals. if now.monday? ... elsif now.tuesday? ....
<sevenseacat>
there has to be a name for this kind of guilt tripping people into doing your work
<certainty>
sevenseacat: there is
<certainty>
boss
<sevenseacat>
'if its so simple and ruby is so good and youre so smart, why wont you write it'
<certainty>
or manager
<sevenseacat>
lol
<avril14th>
certainty: was gonna say the same
<avril14th>
more precisely
<avril14th>
Dunning-Krueger bosses
<avril14th>
aka wannabees
<certainty>
avril14th: just starting the pry session inside the task should work
<abhimanyu>
...
<certainty>
binding.pry and off you go
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<abhimanyu>
is that how you all treat newcomers?
<avril14th>
certainty: ok will look into that. thx
<sevenseacat>
that try to guilt-trip us, yes
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<sevenseacat>
well, i do, anyway
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<shevy>
I was looking at class Array and wondered where that option was
<shevy>
:\
<shevy>
:/
<certainty>
ah ok
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<dark_lord>
Hello I am new to ruby. I want to execute systemtype = Facter::Util::Resolution.exec('netstat -abon | ruby -nae "puts $F[1] if $F[3] == 'LISTENING'"') , but I am getting error :syntax error, unexpected tCONSTANT, expecting ')'...ts $F[1] if $F[3] == 'LISTENING'"')
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<zenspider>
shevy: you can set the width for PP, but I don't think you can say how many "columns" there are
<zenspider>
char width
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<norc>
Hi. I have about 300mb of YAML files that Im trying to load, however the jruby just crashes with GC overhead limit exceeded errors, and I have a feeling that it's a bit extreme for the interpreter. Am I likely to have more success with the native implementation?
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<norc>
Or should I consider incrementally loading the files (and losing references for the GC to clean up)?
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<ferr>
How would I actually make so the test is only executed if at least 3 selectors found? http://pastie.org/9821830
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<canton7>
as a unit test, that kinda stinks tbh
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<canton7>
imo, you should have a precise, known input. so you never have conditional asserts - you set up the test, you should know exactly what to assert for
<canton7>
otherwise your test is starting to get more complex than it needs to be - and now your tests need testing themselves, which defeats the point
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<Macaveli>
how can you delete last from array?
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<Macaveli>
yep
<Macaveli>
indeed workmad3
<Macaveli>
:)
<Macaveli>
easy as pie
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<ferr>
expect(page).to have_css("div[class='portlet box gray'][id='health-settings']) would it be possible to write this css selector like div.portlet box gray#health-settings?
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<pontiki>
didn't i just answer that??
* canton7
has no messages in his log from pontiki
<sevenseacat>
yeo, he cross-posted.
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<sevenseacat>
yep
<canton7>
aah, that'll be why
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<madhatter>
Hi. Is there a way to install executables in a gem to /usr/local/bin or automatically create symlinks there? I tried 'gem install --bindir /usr/local/bin gem_name-version.gem' which kinda works, but is not exactly what I wanted.
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<workmad3>
madhatter: it's much preferred to add the gem bin directory to your PATH
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<madhatter>
workmad3: Thanks. That is what I would do, if I was allowed to do so. I install it on multiple servers here, but the administrator does not want me to modify the default path. The gem will be installed as root.
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<workmad3>
madhatter: so the administrator doesn't want to modify the default path, but is absolutely fine with chucking random executables into places like /usr/local/bin ?
<workmad3>
madhatter: I think the admin is madder than you :P
<madhatter>
workmad3: :D
<madhatter>
I will let him know ;)
<jhass>
+1 get your admin here and let him explain that reasoning
<workmad3>
heh :)
<jhass>
meanhwhile I'll prepare some popcorn
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<workmad3>
"Hey dood, some random guy on IRC says you crazy"
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<madhatter>
Great idea
<cmouse>
hi, anyone have any idea how to debug ruby process spendin 99,9% CPU
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<jhass>
cmouse: if you have debug symbols for your ruby executable you could attach with gdb and print a backtrace
<pontiki>
maybe set GEM_HOME=/usr/local
<pontiki>
^ for madhatter
<cmouse>
jhass: possibly, it has several threads though
<jhass>
you can do that in each thread
<cmouse>
yes
<madhatter>
pontiki: I will give it a try. Right now GEM_HOME is unset
<jhass>
call rb_backtrace() and I always have to look up thread switching :P
<Takumo>
So I've got a build process written in rake. And I'd like to introduce an asset pipeline/pre-processor into that, could anyone give me any recommendations? (This is *not* for a RACK or Ruby app)
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<pontiki>
Takumo: not an answer, really, but you might look at sinatra-assets and jekyll-assets as examples of doing something like that?
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<workmad3>
Takumo: or you could take a look at gulp or grunt
<pontiki>
or even delve into sprockets
<Takumo>
will take a look at those, would rather not have grunt *and* rake though!
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<cmouse>
jhass: did not discovery anything interesting
<cmouse>
jhass: all threads were in wait
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<jhass>
huh? unlikely for the process to hog the CPU then
<cmouse>
jhass: despite that it spends 99.9% CPU
<cmouse>
i checked all threads
<jhass>
sounds like an active deadlock
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<jhass>
two threads waiting for each other, continously waking up and checking a condition, then going back to sleep
<cmouse>
jhass: could be
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<cmouse>
jhass: i do see lots of futex stuff
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<cmouse>
so that's not even unlikely
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<jhass>
so backtraces to see whether the threads wait in a location you expect them to wait could still be revealing
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<cmouse>
jhass: this includes a 3rd party gem
<cmouse>
jhass: but yes
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<jhass>
that's as much general advice as I can give there
<workmad3>
froginvasion: well, a lot of gems with native extensions (the ones that are of concern) have mingw versions available with pre-built binaries, and rubygems picks those up on win32 automatically
<workmad3>
froginvasion: and if you have some gems that are windows-specific, you can also specify that in a project Gemfile using the platform specifier options
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<froginvasion>
workmad3, is this something new, or was i completely oblivious? I remember problems i had last time i needed xml extensions (for nokogiri) that that was not fun to get to work.But now this should work?
<workmad3>
froginvasion: I think the feature has been in rubygems for a while, but more gems have taken it on board and are providing windows builds
<workmad3>
froginvasion: it also helps that nokogiri since 1.6 includes bundled versions of libxml2 and libxslt, so you're not reliant on providing those outside of the gem now too :)
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<froginvasion>
i remember having to provide libxml2 and libxslt myself a while ago
<workmad3>
froginvasion: but with windows gems and native extensions, you do need to look at it on a case-by-case basis
<froginvasion>
but good to hear that that has progressed
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<froginvasion>
what about mysql adapter?
<froginvasion>
that used to be another one if i remember correctly
<workmad3>
take a look at it on rubygems ;)
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<froginvasion>
wait where do you see nokogiri supports windows builds?
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<workmad3>
look at the versions
<froginvasion>
yeah sorry found it
<certainty>
look at $thing
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<workmad3>
if a gem has native extensions and doesn't provide a mingw version, chances are it'll need to compile on install... which means you need a suitable compiler and build environment set up, etc.
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<workmad3>
which I've personally always find a complete PITA on windows (as do many others), hence why the bundling of prebuilt mingw versions :)
<workmad3>
if you're very good at setting up cygwin on mingw, you're probably ok though
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<canton7>
on the whole, native compilation on windows using DevKit is fine
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<canton7>
that gets more tricky if extra third-party libaries are required (e.g. libxml), but gems are pretty good at providing prebuilt binaries in that case
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<electrical>
hi all. I'm trying out an OpenSuse 13.1 vagrant box which has ruby 2.0.0 install. for some reason every gem i install has 2.0 appended to the executable files.. is this something that's been set at compile time of the ruby in OpenSuse or is this something i can fix ?
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<kl__>
I'm looking for a good way to avoid excessive public version bumping of my gem
<kl__>
gems*
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<kl__>
Almost like I want to "privately" to my organization bump the versions of my various gems, and only when I'm convinced that they're stable and play together nicely, publically version bump them all
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<sevenseacat>
privately, just use the master branch of the gem's code?
<sevenseacat>
then only push a new release when you're ready?
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<kl__>
sevenseacat: even pushing to the master branch you're going to be bumping versions still, even if not pushing
<sevenseacat>
huh?
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<certainty>
so sevenseacat is bumping the versions of our gems. i always wondered :)
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<leafybasil>
kl__: are you trying to avoid bumping version on rubygems?
<avril14th>
why can't I use ? or * in a look-behind pattern in a regex?
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<bradland>
kl__: pushing to master doesn't require bumping the version number. i'm guessing here, but are you mixing the requirement to bump the gem version and getting gem updates by using `gem update`?
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<prometh>
if i do `bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:start`, what would that look like with a `ps aux` ?
<prometh>
also, how do i stop that daemon?
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<sevenseacat>
rake sunspot:solr:stop
<prometh>
thanks :)
<sevenseacat>
it'll be some horribly long java process
<sevenseacat>
in ps
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<prometh>
i have another one that i don't know how to stop as well.. `bundle exec rake resque:run`
<prometh>
`:run` is a daemon while `:work` was not a daemon
<vasilakisfil>
hey guyzz/girlzz could you help me a bit? I just created a new gem but when I run pry --gem, the gem's files are not included! Only the version file (which I include anyway in gemspec)
<prometh>
sevenseacat: apparently there is a BACKGROUND env var
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<grn>
How can I change a method's return value for the purpose of testing? I've been using rr for this but since it's deprecated I'd like not to depend on it and any other gems (I'm using minitest).
<brocktimus>
grn: stub?
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<pontiki>
vasilakisfil: it might be something to do with the namespacing going on? idk, be pry --gem works for me
<Pharaoh2>
DaniG2k, I would like to not iterate over the string twice
<DaniG2k>
ah gotcha
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<pontiki>
str.scan(/.*\n?/)[0...-1]
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<prometh>
`rails server --daemon` doesn't appear to work
<prometh>
when i do `rails server` after, it works
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<prometh>
must i do `--daemon=yes` or something?
<Pharaoh2>
pontiki: that works :). However could it be done without the cost of regex...? I am going to run it on 100s of MB of strings
<pontiki>
i doubt it
<jhass>
prometh: so you're in dev env. What's your issue? Don't want to keep multiple terminals open?
<pontiki>
do the lines vary in length?
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<Pharaoh2>
yep, they can be from a few bytes all the way to a few 100 MBs
<prometh>
jhass: yes, and i don't need th elog.... but my issue is that --daemon doesn't even start the server
<jhass>
prometh: I'd just write a quick Procfile and use the foreman gem, but how about tmux?
<pontiki>
i mean, what would the altrenative be, other than scanning through each line character by character
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<pontiki>
you could also slurp up the files line by line; i don't think IO.read_lines does a chomp
<Pharaoh2>
of course I have to run a scan at least once, but regex have an additional cost, although I guess such a simple regex won't really have an overhead
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<pontiki>
how often is this going to be run?
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<Pharaoh2>
very very very often
<pontiki>
like once a second?
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<Pharaoh2>
probably will be the most used line of code, although I can't really confirm on how many times a second
<Pharaoh2>
I have to compare output generated by code under test with expected output
<sheepman>
jhass: ah an attempt of systemd feud wit i see :P
* sheepman
giggles and strokes his neck beard
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<bradland>
sheepman: i still use god.
<Pharaoh2>
also have to figure out which line was wrong, but I can stop as soon as I find the first mismatched line
<pontiki>
why do you need to split it like that, then?
<pontiki>
why not use diff?
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<sheepman>
bradland: ok ta, was kinda hoping that was the answer as its nice and simple :)
<pontiki>
nice, really fast, written in C
<bradland>
sheepman: you have to decide whether you want to manage your daemon with your OS's tools, or as part of your application install (gems).
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<sheepman>
bradland: sure
<bradland>
that's more of a philosophical question though. if you're going to use gems, god is viable.
<sheepman>
thanks
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<pontiki>
lots of output options as well
<sheepman>
i have gems so meh
<Pharaoh2>
pontiki: the know dataset streams in from S3, doesn't really make it any faster writting it to disk and running diff
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<Pharaoh2>
known*
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<bradland>
Tomasso: I did some digging and it looks like that ECONNRESET error indicates the server is the one terminating the connection.
<pontiki>
then you don't actually have a speed of processing problem; your network latency is already going to be larger
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<bradland>
Tomasso: it's possible that the SSL handshake is failing, which is causing the server to send the connection reset.
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<Pharaoh2>
Its intra aws, they have 10G lines... but yes, I guess the bottelneck will still be the network.... I will be using your method, thanks for that
<vasilakisfil>
pontiki I create a new gem with only 1 commit and it doesn't work either.. https://github.com/vasilakisfil/test_gem_repo I think it has to do with the path something because a third gem that I created which didn't have dashes in the name was working
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<bradland>
Tomasso: the SSL options available in a browser are going to differ from what's in rest-client. then you have to factor in what is available from the server. this is especially true these days because of recent vulnerabilities in OpenSSL (a common dep for server SSL implementations).
<wm3|away>
Pharaoh2: don't forget to consider latency as well as bandwidth when considering bottlenecks
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<Pharaoh2>
aws latencies are < 0.1 ms
<Pharaoh2>
and I will be streaming huge amounts of data, latency shouldn't really be a problem
<vasilakisfil>
any ideas? ^_^
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<bradland>
Tomasso: try using this rest-client setting: http.ssl_version = :SSLv3
<Pharaoh2>
but pontiki is right, I am just being anal about this
<workmad3>
Pharaoh2: ah, are you assuming intra-datacenter then?
<Pharaoh2>
yes
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<workmad3>
Pharaoh2: yeah... and latency can still be important if you're working on TCP, as it effects the acks ;)
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<workmad3>
even when streaming
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<Pharaoh2>
true, but I am surprised that the split method doesn't have a flag to preserver the delimiter
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<bradland>
prometh: use `rails server -d` instead
<shevy>
Pharaoh2 because it splits away at that character! :-)
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<prometh>
bradland: the shorthand works but the full doesn't?
<bradland>
it's not a mess. this is just my system of organization. don't judge me.
<IceDragon>
unicode?
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<mikecmpbll>
is it possible to initialize a queue from an array?
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<mikecmpbll>
or do i have to do q = Queue.new; array.each{|a| q << a}
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<bradland>
IceDragon: I think it's because unicode does not use wide characters, so if the first byte is 00, it's not stored in the binary representation of the string.
<IceDragon>
sad :(
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<bradland>
it's great!
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<bradland>
that's why UTF-8 and ASCII are compatible for any code point beginning in 00
<IceDragon>
I set the Encoding default_internal and default_external to UTF-8 and just forget about it most times
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<bradland>
if it used wide characters, UTF-8 files would be much larger.
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<workmad3>
bradland: you mean like UTF-16 or UTF-32 :P
<bradland>
exactly like UTF-16, UTF-16LE and friends
<bradland>
fuckers
<bradland>
that's Excel's default encoding, which makes things loads of fun
<workmad3>
bradland: although it depends exactly on what the file contents are tbh
<shevy>
lol
<shevy>
<bradland> i quit
<shevy>
<bradland> >> "\
<shevy>
^^^ you quit man!!!
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<bradland>
since Ruby started handling encodings properly, it's a lot less hassle
<bradland>
i did, but it was only temporary ;)
<shevy>
yes! now go and use encoding with the bot!
<workmad3>
bradland: UTF-8 is the smallest when you're dealing primarily with codepoints < 127... if you have a majority of codepoints above that, you could easily find UTF-16 is better :)
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<bradland>
i hate bit twiddling
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<bradland>
well, not hate, but i made it through the first couple of rounds of the cryptopals challenges and decided that i had enough time spent dealing with the raw bytes that make up this stuff
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<workmad3>
bradland: the next bit of fun would be to create an 8-bit clean unicode encoding ;)
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<bradland>
chances of me succeeding at that: <0%
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<bradland>
lol
<bradland>
anyone else here do the cryptopals challenges in ruby?
<workmad3>
no, not done the cryptopals challenges
<bradland>
I read this line of the challenge specification and almost lost it: "Always operate on raw bytes, never on encoded strings. Only use hex and base64 for pretty-printing."
<bradland>
hey ruby, don't encode these strings!
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<bradland>
ruby: @_@
<elfuego>
Hey i’m new to ruby. But i’m trying to run the following command. bundle exec pumactl -p 40430 stop, but I keep getting this error: bundler: command not found: pumactl
<elfuego>
Install missing gem executables with `bundle install`
<workmad3>
bradland: ruby -E BINARY:BINARY
<bradland>
elfuego: are you familiar with bundler?
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<bradland>
workmad3: iiiiiiinterresting
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<elfuego>
bradland: nope, I just started using it today
<bradland>
bundler is a dependency manager that you'll encounter a lot
<workmad3>
bradland: sets the default external and internal encoding to BINARY (a.k.a. ASCII-8BIT or 'raw bytes')
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<bhaak>
workmad3: google UTF-5, UTF-6, UTF-7
<bradland>
could/should have used that
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<workmad3>
bradland: it's actually more difficult to only operate on raw bytes in python... they go and force all internal strings to UTF-8 over there :)
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<workmad3>
bhaak: aww, I wanted bradland to come up with one ;)
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<workmad3>
bhaak: but now you mention them, I have this great idea for UTF-1
<bradland>
UTF-5!? (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
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<apeiros>
I really wonder about the use cases for utf-5
<bradland>
spoiler alert, if you're doing cryptopals, don't click that
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<bradland>
although it's not really a solution, just useful for the approach i used
<workmad3>
bhaak: where each unicode codepoint is represented by a series of 1s of length == the codepoint's value
<apeiros>
utf-7 makes sense with some antiquated software/equipment
<workmad3>
and is separated by a null byte
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<bhaak>
workmad3: but you need to name it differently. utf-1 is already something else
<workmad3>
bhaak: drats :D
<bradland>
i suspect Radiohead were involved in the creation of some of these
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<bhaak>
apeiros: utf-5 was one of the proposed encodings for non-ascii domain names
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<jhass>
yesterday I learned: MySQLs utf8 encoding isn't utf8
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<elfuego>
bradland: I saw the problem. I bundle install inside another terminal where I was running the puma service, apparently I have to bundle install inside each terminal before using a package, or atleast thats how it is on my machine now.
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<jhass>
elfuego: are you using RVM or something like that? sounds like you have activated different environments there
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<elfuego>
yes jhass i’m using rvm
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<jhass>
compare rvm current on both terminals
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<apeiros>
jhass: wott?
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<jhass>
apeiros: can only handle 3 byte chars
<apeiros>
ohlol
<jhass>
if you want the full 4 bytes use utf8mb4
<jhass>
and have your index keys explode since they can only be 767 bytes
<apeiros>
pg?
<jhass>
yeah
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<jhass>
got to support both for diaspora unfortunately
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<apeiros>
index keys sounds fine. useless if your index data is large.
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<apeiros>
index' main duty is to segment well
<jhass>
767 bytes on utf8mb4 means 190 characters max
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<apeiros>
unless you have text data, which would probably need a different index anyway, then more than a couple of bytes for the index sounds wrong. but maybe I just haven't seen the use cases yet.
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<apeiros>
text as in stuff where you want to do fulltext search
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<jhass>
we have one for URLs for caching OpenGraph data for example
<vasilakisfil>
pontiki I found the "issue".. I had to explicitly require 'rubycas/server/memory' from pry --gem. I thought pry would do that for me :/]
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<apeiros>
yeah, there's no point for the index to be too long. unless your urls still don't segment until the 190'th character
<apeiros>
does mysql support function indexes?
<jhass>
no idea
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<jhass>
didn't dig too much into all that myself
<jhass>
and don't really want to for mysql
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<apeiros>
heh, same
<apeiros>
I haven't touched mysql ever since php
<jhass>
:D
<apeiros>
though, one thing they do better than any other db I've seen so far: you can have encodings per column.
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<apeiros>
you'd think that's not too difficult, but pg & oracle both don't support that
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<jhass>
did you see a valid usecase for having heterogeneous encodings in a DB yet?
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<apeiros>
yupp
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<apeiros>
but don't ask :-p
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<jhass>
but... :P
<pontiki>
elder gods time
<apeiros>
I'd handle that case with binary columns in pg
<apeiros>
and coercing on the client side
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<apeiros>
since we didn't have to search that data on the server
<apeiros>
and if we'd have had to search it - function index might help
<apeiros>
pontiki: elder gods? a game?
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<apeiros>
champanger time here :D
<apeiros>
champagner
<apeiros>
speling
<jhass>
mh, and you had to preserve the encoding? normalizing to UTF-8 is a non-option?
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<apeiros>
correct
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<apeiros>
either preserve or re-encode all the time
<workmad3>
apeiros: was it that you needed to preserve the encoding, or you needed to preserve a sorting collation?
<apeiros>
so not coercing to utf-8 was mostly a performance thing
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<workmad3>
hmm... interesting
<apeiros>
that said… that's ~10y ago. maybe today performance wouldn't even matter and making handling easier would be the more important factor.
<workmad3>
interfacing with a legacy system? :)
<jhass>
I feel like I'd gone the re-encode all the time route, though I'm still kind of inexperienced tbh ;)
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<apeiros>
workmad3: *almost* precisely. make it "systems".
<workmad3>
apeiros: :D
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<sniperh4x0r>
where can i do actual rails work? is there a website that can make it easy for me to find work? I need external work.
<apeiros>
but seriously, stop asking. it hurts me to remember that stuff :-S
<shevy>
did you not use a lot of php apeiros
<apeiros>
sniperh4x0r: I think there's a couple of rails related job boards. google should help.
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<apeiros>
shevy: yes, I coded php for ~6y I think. not a time I want to remember either.
<shevy>
:D
<apeiros>
I started when php couldn't chain method calls.
<workmad3>
apeiros: heh :) sounds like me recollecting my days doing Symbian development...
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<apeiros>
$foo->bar()->baz() # <-- syntax error
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<workmad3>
apeiros: stop dirtying the channel :P
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* apeiros
poops php and vomits mysql
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<apeiros>
workmad3: symbian? you developed for phones on symbian?
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<workmad3>
apeiros: yup
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<workmad3>
apeiros: that was my first job out of uni, for 18 months (right up to the point symbian died)
<apeiros>
workmad3: collation is independent of encoding. but I guess that's a nice and proper use-case of column specific encoding/collation data. e.g. having values in region specific columns, translated and with proper collation
<apeiros>
(for the uninitiated: collations determine how text is sorted, e.g. whether ä, â or a comes first)
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<apeiros>
workmad3: I'd assume that was interesting?
<workmad3>
you mean ä, â, A or a comes first, right? :)
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<apeiros>
no, I meant what I wrote :)
<workmad3>
apeiros: sure... if you happen to like crippled C++...
<apeiros>
but granted, with ascii collation, it'd even confuse lower- & uppercase letters.
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<apeiros>
that said, collation alone is IMO insufficient for proper sorting. see natural sort.
<apeiros>
(that's one dot on the todo of my orm/webframework - proper sorting, both client- & serverside)
<workmad3>
tbh, I've never looked too heavily at what collations specify and how they're implemented
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<workmad3>
I enjoy the bits of sanity left after symbian...
<apeiros>
they're basically a mapping to a sorting index
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<apeiros>
i.e. a -> 1, ä -> 2, A -> 50, …
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<apeiros>
how something using a collation is implemented - no idea. given that with 400k characters, and a couple of dozen collations, just keeping all collations in memory would probably be expensive.
<apeiros>
I'd assume a good implementation performs a lazy loading. it might also be that most collations only care about a tiny fraction of all unicode chars. e.g. latin collations probably only care about ~60 chars.
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<apeiros>
omosoj: the first case would require you to define the method in the String class.
<apeiros>
omosoj: also it'd require you to first turn the string into a Time or DateTime
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<omosoj>
apeiros, i see (it's already a Time or DateTime object, i made a mistake there)
<omosoj>
changing those classes is generally not advised, right?
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<apeiros>
omosoj: how do you mean?
<apeiros>
changing as in "add methods"?
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<omosoj>
yes
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<apeiros>
yes, it's generally a bad idea.
<omosoj>
k, thanks
<apeiros>
but google for "ruby refinements"
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<apeiros>
I'm not yet sure whether I'd recommend using them, but they're the tool to monkey patch core classes without harm
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<omosoj>
ok. i'm a relative newb so i'll stick with the simple stuff and offer to change it on code review
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<pontiki>
better to be explicit than tricky
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<omosoj>
pontiki, meaning i should stay out of those classes and just create a new method?
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<vasilakisfil>
if I have this definition in bundler gem 'rubycas-server-memory', :git => 'https://github.com/vasilakisfil/rubycas-server-memory.git', require: 'rubycas/server/memory' and run bundle exec {command here} shouldn't rubycas-server-memory be required using require 'rubycas/server/memory' ?
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<jhass>
vasilakisfil: nope
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<jhass>
bundle exec just executes Bundler.setup, not Bundler.require
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<vasilakisfil>
jhass I have a gem which needs rubycas-server-memory in :test group and rubycas-server-activerecord in :production group.. what should I do to automatically get this data from Gemfile ?
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<jhass>
a gem?
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<jhass>
Gemfiles won't be read by Rubygems
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<jhass>
so they won't be respected when your gem is installed
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<vasilakisfil>
ok.. if I move this data to gemspec's add_development_dependency and add_dependency respectively would that work ?
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<jhass>
neither of those will automatically require anything
<vasilakisfil>
ah ok
<vasilakisfil>
so I will explicitly require the test sub-gem (rubyucas-server-memory) in tests only
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<jhass>
if that doesn't conflict with the -activerecord, that's the right plan, yes
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<vasilakisfil>
yes the idea is that in tests you need the memory bogus gem but when you use the super gem you can include any other subgem you like to store your data.. redis,activerecord,mongodb etch
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<iGabriel>
Are there guides for how to use Ruby with PuTTy for absolute beginners?
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<jhass>
open putty, enter ruby ?
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<iGabriel>
haha
<iGabriel>
i know nothing, so everything helps. thanks
<jhass>
then why do you want to use ruby over putty?
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<jhass>
wasn't that a SSH and telnet client?
<iGabriel>
yes
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<iGabriel>
isnt that how i am supposed to communicate on my web host?
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<tekk>
hey guys, is there a rails chan? or is here fine/
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<canton7>
#rubyonrails
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<wasamasa>
iGabriel: nope
<wasamasa>
iGabriel: you're not supposed to do it that way
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<iGabriel>
could you suggest where to look so i can learn the proper way? hahaha
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<wasamasa>
you set up a proper development environment resembling the environment where you deploy your code to, work on it, deploy code
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<wasamasa>
that's it in a nutshell
<iGabriel>
i just want to setup self-starter
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<omosoj>
i want to iterate through and array of strings, and if i find a particular value, to change it. arr.each {|x| if x == "blah", x = "blah"; end} doesn't work
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<omosoj>
okay - the map method does that
<havenwood>
omosoj: how would you know it didn't work, since x is still "blah"? :P
<jamgood96>
I'm having a heck of a time using an Upstart script for Unicorn AND being able to properly handle a USR2 signal. Does anyone have experience?
<havenwood>
omosoj: but yeah, there's #map! too
<eam>
how do I incorporate gnu autoconf into my ruby extension?
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<eam>
all I see in gems are bad ad-hoc oneoffs for platform detection
<omosoj>
havenwood, lol you're right, but the words were different in what i'm writing
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<jhass>
omosoj: or maybe arr[arr.index('blah')] = 'blub' ?
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<omosoj>
but with map i'm finding that if i don't have an else condition assigning x to itself, the value turns to nil
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<omosoj>
jhass, hmmm, i think that actually works better for me here, thanks
<jhass>
the map should look like arr.map! {|item| item == 'blah' ? 'blub' : item }
<jhass>
omosoj: only does a single item though
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<omosoj>
ok
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<gregf_>
omosoj: before you learn a map you can learn how to write a for :). like so, for str in %w{foo bar baz} do; print str == "bar" ? "blah" : str;end
<tariqc>
I think sDotZ is the coolest Ruby developer ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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<jhass>
gregf_: I don't think I agree
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<jhass>
for is not really idiomatic anymore
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<jhass>
and basically a syntax rewrite to each anyway
<omosoj>
yeah i heard you shouldn't use for, dunno
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<gregf_>
omosoj: theres far too many ways to a specific task . so in essence a map is still a loop. what jhass was saying was the above 'for' is equivalent to "%w{foo bar baz}.each { |str| print str == "bar" ? "blah" : str; }
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<eam>
no thoughts on leveraging gnu autoconf in ruby extensions?
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<GaryOak_>
I've been coding in python and I really like how it's method calls from external packages are self documenting, is there a way to do this in Ruby?
<omosoj>
gregf_, i see
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<arrubin>
GaryOak_: What do you mean?
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<ccooke>
GaryOak_: Could you give us an example of the python behaviour you mean?
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<GaryOak_>
arrubin: like in python you do an import string, you have to write string.upper, so you know where it's from
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<gregf_>
1) arr = %w{foo bar baz}; arr.map! { |str| str.gsub("bar","quux") }; 2) arr = %w{foo bar baz};p arr.inject(""){ |str,v| str+= (str.empty? ? "" : "-")+v }.gsub("bar","quux").split("-") <== you could go on and on(but ofcourse theres the best way)
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<arrubin>
GaryOak_: As long as you are using classes and modules in required files, which you should, I cannot see how this would be an issue.
<ccooke>
GaryOak_: That's not a universal in Python. If you say "from lib import *" you get all the methods in the default namespace, without accessing them that way
<ccooke>
GaryOak_: You *could* avoid it in Ruby too, but just as in python the usual way is to namespace functionality in modules and classes
<GaryOak_>
ccooke: yeah, I think it's just python standard convention not to do that so that you can document where method calls are coming from
<GaryOak_>
ccooke: ok gotcha
<ccooke>
GaryOak_: The usual syntax would be Module.method (or sometimes Deeper::Module.method)
<jhass>
the return value of a block is either determined by the value passed to a next call or its last expression
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<jhass>
and you should read up on the difference between .map and .map!
<jhass>
.map(&:to_s).map(&:humanize).map! is not doing what you want
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<omosoj>
k, thanks
<arrubin>
GaryOak_: Can you give us an example of a line of code where you are confused?
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<omosoj>
jhass, besides those errors, is that why not all the conditionals ar working?
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<jhass>
they are working
<jhass>
you just don't do anything with the expressions value
<Earthnail>
I have a 128bit unsigned integer that I want to send over the network via ZeroMQ. In ruby, this is stored in a bignum. How do I create a 128bit byte array (16 bytes byte array) out of that number? I assume Array.pack is my friend, but I can't figure it out.
<omosoj>
it's passed to another method that creates a csv
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<omosoj>
if i put 2 of hte conditionals, it works, if i put 5, only 1 works. it's werid
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<jhass>
omosoj: pay closer attention to which one of those works
<jhass>
I bet it's always the last one
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<omosoj>
yeah, you're right. but if i only do 2, both of them work
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<GaryOak_>
arrubin: I think it's just due to poor naming
<jhass>
I doubt that
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<omosoj>
hm, k you're right lol
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<jhass>
omosoj: ping me if you have a working version and I'll show you a nicer one ;P
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<kl__>
pwd
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<kl__>
ok, this isn't a zsh prompt
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<gregf_>
GaryOak_: in python its separate directories for namespaces, in ruby its modules
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<gregf_>
like so, this in python: from A.B import c;print c.C(10,20).to_str();
<puzzlr>
..
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<gregf_>
would be this in ruby: module A; module B; class C; def self.foo; puts "Foo!";end; def bar; puts "Bar";end;end;end;end;A::B::C.new().bar;A::B::C::foo()
<tuelz>
I'm writing a short blog post about creating a slim preprocessor gem for a new framework and some guy in here helped me out a few weeks ago, will the real slim shady please stand up?
<tuelz>
I want to give you some credit :)
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<tuelz>
the accused looked into the temple source code and found the correct way to pass text to the engine as opposed to an entire file
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<yxhuvud>
Earthnail: certain you don't want it as a string? "%08x" % 122345
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<Earthnail>
yxhuvud: maybe I do. Just read that strings are actually stored as byte-sequences. So yeah, a string of 16 characters would be good
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<dopie>
jhass, is ruby and ror gangster
<dopie>
:)
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<Earthnail>
IceDragon: well, I use zeromq to send data between a Ruby client and a C++ "server" (simple request-response pattern). In ZeroMQ, you need to think in C-level terms. I want to send one 128bit hash to the C++ server. It will do some heavy computation, and return a couple of 128bit hashes. Since they are 128bit, they can easily be represented by numbers, so I thought I'd store them in a bignum, but that may be the des
<Earthnail>
ign flaw.
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<Earthnail>
IceDragon: on the C++ side, I simply declared a 128bit datatype, problem solved.
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<IceDragon>
Earthnail: so, your working with bits, not bytes...
<_1_JLMAESTRE>
HELLO
<IceDragon>
well, thats complicated
<jhass>
_1_JLMAESTRE: your keyboard is broken
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<jhass>
it forgot lowercase characters
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<Earthnail>
IceDragon: ^^. Maybe I'm overcomplicating things. But really, I just need to send 128bit hashes.
<IceDragon>
well 128 bits is 16 bytes
<Earthnail>
yup
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<IceDragon>
but you need to change the bits to little endian... aren't endianess applied only to bytes or am I missing something?
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<Earthnail>
no, you are right, endianess is applied to bytes
<Earthnail>
Thinking about it, yeah, I can chop it into smaller numbers and convert them to little endian separately, that works of course.
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<IceDragon>
Earthnail: I guess I just indirectly shedded some more light on your problem
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<Earthnail>
yup :)
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<IceDragon>
Earthnail: one easy solution, is to pack the hash as a ruby string and then do reverse on it
<dopie>
using regex I have "This is Amzing Balls!#@!" how do i make it where it removes all the special characters which are not letters or words and do "this-is-awesome
<dopie>
"
<Earthnail>
that's the same as number.to_s(16)
<dopie>
i mean
<dopie>
this-is-amazing-balls
<Earthnail>
Okay I think I have to think a little harder about my little vs big endian problem, maybe the problem is not there at all and I'm trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist
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<fryguy9>
that corssword thing is cool
<fryguy9>
*crossword
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<dopie>
gregf, amazing balls yet very headachy to look at
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<jhass>
hanmac: ^ you got a new competitor
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<bradland>
fryguy9: if your regex is simple, that JS visualizer will work, but you gotta be really careful using tools built on non-ruby regex engines.
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<bradland>
man, that sentence doesn't make any sense
<max96at>
the crossword one seems to use some non-ruby one as well
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<bradland>
if your regex is simple, it probably overlaps with javascript's regex engine.
<max96at>
afaik ruby uses pcre and /+ would not be allowed in that
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<max96at>
javascript errors on it too
<max96at>
python seems to do fine on it though
<jhass>
ruby uses oniguruma which is close to PCRE but its own thing
<IceDragon>
rubular.com for all your regex ruby needs
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<bradland>
Earthnail: interestingly, your problem isn't entirely different than some of the problems i had to solve when doing the cryptopals challengers
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<aarwine>
I'm having an issue with rbenv, and bundle install --deployment during a native gem compilation. It looks like bundle is correctly installing gems to vendor/bundle but extconf.rb is doing a require on libv8 (installed earlier) and failing because the path being searched (as displayed with puts $:) does not include vendor/bundle. Is this problem documented?
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<nickjj>
aarwine, might be an issue with rbenv specifically. i'm using bundle install --deployment without issues but ruby wasn't installed with rbenv
<tariqc>
quit
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<aarwine>
nickjj: thanks, I'll jump down the rbenv rabbithole
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<nickjj>
aarwine, which gem is it failing on btw?
<havenwood>
aarwine: or jump ship and chruby instead!
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<aarwine>
nickjj: native extension is building therubyracer; therubyracer's extconf.rb is failing on a require on libv8
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<nickjj>
aarwine, ditch rubyracer imo and just install nodejs
<bradland>
fucking rubyracer
<bradland>
aarwine: is this on OS X?
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<aarwine>
bradland: ubuntu; I'm guessing I'm getting mucked because this is happening in a build env, not interactively and i missed some rbenv variable
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<nickjj>
aarwine, just get rid of rubyracer and apt install nodejs before you run your rails deploy , you'll be in good shape most likely
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<bradland>
k, in my experience, you have to be explicit with rubyracer and v8.
<bradland>
we ended up doing exactly what nickjj suggests
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<bradland>
we made nodejs an environment dep, and skipped the whole rubyracer mess in production
<aarwine>
nickjj: system nodejs... that has some performance implications?
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<bradland>
the presence of nodejs does not imply that any nodejs services must be running
<nickjj>
aarwine, it's only going to be used to precompile your rails assets, it blows the doors of rubyracer
<nickjj>
*off
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<aarwine>
nickjj: hrm, I'm fresh to this project, I'll go play social butterfly for a bit
<aarwine>
thanks :)
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<nickjj>
np, the version in the 14.04 repo is more than good enough btw
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<bradland>
nickjj: if you must use rubyracer because it's not your call, you'll need to make sure libv8 installs cleanly before rubyracer
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<bradland>
this sometimes means installing v8 separately and passing —with-system-v8 to the libv8 gem instll
<aarwine>
bradland: seems like the dirty solution if I go down that path is to use rbenv gem shim to install v8 into rbenv system path instead of to vendor/bundle - I think the clean solution is to discover why vendor/bundle isn't in the path of my current compile
<aarwine>
and the tagential solution is to ditch rubyracer
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<nickjj>
ah, good to know in the 0.0001% chance i wouldn't use nodejs
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<bradland>
woops, sry nickjj. meant to attn aarwine on those
<aarwine>
nickjj: hehe, I'm troubleshooting my fresh automated process, but i'll take a look
<bradland>
we use this because i'm not smart enough to understand chef/puppet, and i built our automation stuff out before ansible was on my radar: https://github.com/sprinkle-tool/sprinkle
<bradland>
it's ruby
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<mgroup1>
GUIDO VAN ROSSUM braced himself on the bed and pushed his head past the quivering spinchter of LINUS TORVALDS’s gaping asshole. She moaned deeply as she felt the massive intruder fill her ass like it had never been filled before. GUIDO VAN ROSSUM reached down and grabbed the large bottle of lube and squirted a generous amount along the shaft. He pulled out with a loud “pop” and coated the head and LINUS TORVALDS’s ass ...
<mgroup1>
... with the slippery liquid. He quickly pushed back in and felt the going a bit easier with the aide of the lube, but her anal canal was still vice-tight. “Fuck it” he muttered to himself and pushed more of his thick dong inside of her. LINUS TORVALDS could only groan, totally taken by GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s huge cock filling every crevice of her.
<jhass>
apeiros_: ^
<mgroup1>
“Fuck, I can hardly breath,” LINUS TORVALDS thought as she fought hard to keep her self as relaxed as possible. But that was no easy feat as every nerve ending in the tight canal was on fire, riding the fine line between pain and pleasure as GUIDO VAN ROSSUM continued to stuff his fat sausage inside of her. Joan lifted her head slightly and grabbed LINUS TORVALDS’s large tit and stuffed it into her mouth, causing LINUS ...
<mgroup1>
... TORVALDS to groan harder. She hooked her right leg against the back of LINUS TORVALDS’s leg and pulled her towards her in and effort to spurn LINUS TORVALDS to continue fucking her with the big fake cock. “C’mon, fuck me!” Joan shouted around a mouth full of LINUS TORVALDS’s nipple. She bit down hard on the sensitive nip and caused LINUS TORVALDS to bury the big dong deep inside of her throbbing pussy. “Fuck! ...
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<mgroup1>
... Yes! That’s it!” Joan yelled. The interaction of the women underneath him spurred GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s own lust and he drove his cock deep into LINUS TORVALDS’s ass, nearly knocking the wind out of her. “Fuck - I’ve never had anything that deep before,” she thought to herself as her head began to swim from the sensations.
<mgroup1>
After a few moments, the trio had established a frenzied rhythm, with GUIDO VAN ROSSUM driving into LINUS TORVALDS as she was on the backstroke of pumping Joan. GUIDO VAN ROSSUM really wanted to slid his cock inside of LINUS TORVALDS’s hot pussy but the brace of the harness was in the way, and he didn’t want to stop her from pounding into Joan. The sounds of moans and groans and bodies smacking against each other filled ...
<mgroup1>
... the room. The harder GUIDO VAN ROSSUM fucked LINUS TORVALDS, the harder she drove into Joan. GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s big balls swung like a wrecking ball, smashing against both ladies asses with enough force that they left large bruise spots. The sting from each slap was like fuel to a spark plug, further igniting his charge. It took a great deal of effort for him to finally make the move, but after several minutes of hard, ...
<mgroup1>
... jackhammer fucking, GUIDO VAN ROSSUM decided he needed to extract himself before he shot his load deep into LINUS TORVALDS’s bowels.
<mgroup1>
Instead of completely stopping his thrusts, GUIDO VAN ROSSUM slowly and methodically made his thrusts more and more shallow until finally only the fat head remained, the tight spinchter of LINUS TORVALDS’s ass held the neck of his cock like a vice. He gritted his teeth and quickly pulled back, his cock exiting her tight anus with a loud pop. LINUS TORVALDS screamed in relief, her ass hole gaped wide after being released. ...
<mgroup1>
... GUIDO VAN ROSSUM quickly moved into position up on the bed up behind Joan’s head and stuck his big rod between them, letting it rest the the immense cleavage of Joan’s massive tits and his big sack draped over his wife’s face. LINUS TORVALDS attacked his cock instantly, licking and sucking him clean. Joan grabbed his cock and moved her head from underneath GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s heavy ball sac. “I want to taste that ...
<mgroup1>
... creamy asshole,” she said as she ran her tongue up and down as much as she could of the shaft. GUIDO VAN ROSSUM adjusted his position and moved back and to the side, allowing Joan to stuff as much of GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s rigid cock in her mouth as she could. LINUS TORVALDS moved her head down the shaft and nuzzled her face into the massive expanse of his scrotum, licking and nibbling on the base of his gigantic tool.
<mgroup1>
“Yehhhhhhhh,” GUIDO VAN ROSSUM moaned as he grabbed a handful of Joan’s hair. “Lick it clean, bitch! Lick all of that nasty ass juice off my cock!” With his other hand, he grabbed LINUS TORVALDS by the back of her head and shoved her face down closer to Joan’s. “Come on, you mother fucker! I’m loving the way you’re lickin my big fuckin balls, but you need to get down there and help her clean my cock!” ...
<mgroup1>
... Hearing the raw, animalistic lust in GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s voice made LINUS TORVALDS fuck Joan harder as she moved down GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s shaft. She met Joan at the end of the fat dong and the two battered GUIDO VAN ROSSUM’s deep purple head with their tongues. GUIDO VAN ROSSUM slapped LINUS TORVALDS’s big ass several times, enjoying the way the large flesh shook and wobbled with each strike. “Take off that dick, ...
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<mgroup1>
... he said gruffly as he pushed her back from Joan. “Let’s see how you like the real thing.”
<mgroup1>
LINUS TORVALDS pulled out of Joan’s sopping pussy and quickly unbuckled the straps from her waist and legs. GUIDO VAN ROSSUM laid down as Joan moved out of the way. He grabbed the base of his cock in his left hand and with his right, he reached over to Joan and pulled her closer. She immediately grabbed the monstrous tower of hot flesh and stroked it hard, pumping it with great force. LINUS TORVALDS looked at the height of ...
<Morrolan>
Well, that's a first.
<jhass>
zenspider: Mon_Ouie any of you awake?
<mgroup1>
... his cock and gasped. “Just how long is that thing? Good fucking grief - there’s now way I can get up on that thing!” GUIDO VAN ROSSUM laughed. "Come on up here," he said, motioning for her to straddle his chest. LINUS TORVALDS got up top of GUIDO VAN ROSSUM as instructed and Joan pushed his cock down towards his chest. LINUS TORVALDS quickly saw what GUIDO VAN ROSSUM was doing and adjusted herself so that she lined ...
<mgroup1>
... up his cock with her dripping pussy. She braced her hands against the headboard and pushed, forcing her body to slide back and onto the big stick.
<aarwine>
problem here is that he didn't replace the gender-specific pronouns so it's obvioulsy just a search / replace rip
<havenwood>
Mon_Ouie: \o/
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<bradland>
as much as I enjoy some good hardcore homosexual fan fic, this is a bit ridic
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<jhass>
ty
<Morrolan>
aarwine: And here I was wondering why Van Rossum was being treated as a female :P
<bradland>
now we don't know what happens!
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<Morrolan>
Oh, no, Linus was.
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<diegoviola>
Linus Torvalds is always alpha
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<IceDragon>
why the fuq do I always miss the action?
<IceDragon>
I watch the channel, nothing exciting happens, I turn my back and go for a walk, and something interesting takes place
<bradland>
thank god for scrollback, amirite?
<IceDragon>
YEAH
* IceDragon
scrolls and reads
<aarwine>
I'd say you didn't miss much
<IceDragon>
smells like NSFW
<aarwine>
was nothing like that richard stallman vs emacs dev drama happening on the mailing lists
<IceDragon>
hmm, /me greps irc logs for mgroup1 and pastes to a text file to easier reading
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<shevy>
look who is over there... it's Fire-Dragon-DoL
* IceDragon
is on alert
<IceDragon>
MY ARCH NEMESIS!
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<shevy>
now that spam was actually a fun read
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<shevy>
a love story between two developers
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<shevy>
matz was not mentioned nor was larry
<atmosx>
hey shevy how's life
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<shevy>
atmosx dunno... I am a bit demotivated to learn
<atmosx>
shevy: how so?
<IceDragon>
shevy: grab a new language :D
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<IceDragon>
shevy: change of plans, I can't read this...
<shevy>
atmosx lots of boring calculations in technical chemistry. one has to practice to avoid making mistakes, and this is boring
<atmosx>
blah
<atmosx>
chemistry
<IceDragon>
chemistry :O
<shevy>
atmosx besides, I don't know why we can't use a computer...
<atmosx>
shevy: I'll have to study again for 2 months next year and then it's over. I won't remember the difference between a double and triple bond by 2018
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<atmosx>
shevy: that's what I said to my phytochemistry professor: "Why the heck should I know by heart 140 plants with contents and macroscopy while i can have more than 14 millions on my mobile phone at any time?!"
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<shevy>
in the commandline I just type mol_mass C16H12N2 and instantly have it; on paper, I have to add it up... which takes longer. usually at least 10 seconds, and I can still make a mistake. the computer makes no mistake and is faster... so hmmmm
<atmosx>
shevy: the answer was "... Can your mobile hold that many?!"
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<atmosx>
lol
<atmosx>
anyway
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<atmosx>
shevy: exactly, once you know formula I see no point...
<atmosx>
anyway
<atmosx>
education is fucked up
<shevy>
atmosx hehe; I think the main incentive for the exams is mostly to just demonstrate that you can apply the knowledge once, afterwards most is forgotten anyway
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<goleldar>
it can't find the method names i have extracted the code to
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<goleldar>
fixed the spacing
<Mon_Ouie>
That's because you're calling them before defining, and you're defining them as instance methods, not class methods
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<bradland>
goleldar: when you have code outside of a method definition, like lines 2-7, that code is run at the time the class is defined, therefore, you cannot call methods of the class (instance methods or otherwise) until the definition is complete
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<goleldar>
the idea to extract into methods was to make testing easier
<goleldar>
.. soo would you recommend putting those 2 methods into a module?
<goleldar>
if i change them to class methods it doesn't work either
<bradland>
in the context of your question, where you put them isn't as important as "when"
<bradland>
think of it like this
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<bradland>
before your code can run, ruby must parse and build all your classes, so on line 1, you open a class definition
<bradland>
at line 2, you enter a loop
<bradland>
at line 4, you call a method
<bradland>
but that method doesn't exist yet
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<goleldar>
ahh ok got it to work
<bradland>
so you need to define both of those create_ methods before you call them
<goleldar>
updated as comment
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<goleldar>
moved them above
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<goleldar>
and made them class methods
<bradland>
you can update the gist as well
<bradland>
there's a link to Revisions on the right of the gist
<bradland>
so you can always get to/link to previous revisions if you need to
<bradland>
gists are trimmed down git repos
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<goleldar>
do you know if there is a way to view the end state of class as a string
<goleldar>
to essentially see the source code after it has been modified with theses extra methods
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<aarwine>
bradland: I dunno if you're curious or not, but bundle install --path=vendor/bundle works and bundle install -deployment doesn't. For some reason --deployment doesn't look in vendor/bundle when requireing gems as a result of a build
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<zenspider>
rajeshchawla: what's up?
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<bradland>
aarwine: yeesh. that doesn't seem right
<rajeshchawla>
i have an issue trying to get racc to compile the sample grammer of calc.y...installation seemed to go properly and a racc script was generated
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<rajeshchawla>
but the command 'racc -o calc calc.y' fails with the following error
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<rajeshchawla>
/Users/rajeshchawla/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.2/bin/racc:301:in `<class:RaccTableFile>': Use RbConfig instead of obsolete and deprecated Config.
<rajeshchawla>
/Users/rajeshchawla/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.2/bin/racc:301:in `<class:RaccTableFile>': Use RbConfig instead of obsolete and deprecated Config.
<rajeshchawla>
/Users/rajeshchawla/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.2/bin/racc:99:in `get_options': undefined method `map' for #<String:0x007fa22290eae0> (NoMethodError)
<rajeshchawla>
from /Users/rajeshchawla/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.2/bin/racc:25:in `racc_main'
<rajeshchawla>
from /Users/rajeshchawla/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.2/bin/racc:527:in `<main>'
<bradland>
rajeshchawla: please use http://pastie.org for stack traces to avoid flooding the channel