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<ariedler>
Q: I have a lot of constants that I want to use in a particular file, is there a nice way to not fully namespace them ?
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<ariedler>
e.g. Foo::Bar::(Baz,Beer,Booze) ; but I don't want to fully qualify them in Foo::Cats
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<GarethAdams>
ariedler: depending on how you've declared Foo::Cats, you can call them as Bar::Baz from there
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<shevy>
ohhhh cats
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<shevy>
ariedler you can also include the constants
<ariedler>
GarethAdams: by experimentation I just figured that out; thanks.. I also have another question...
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<shevy>
respectively the namespace they are in
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<ariedler>
this might be hard to know without context; but I have a series of Types of things, and they have a sequential ordering, is this a good time to use meta programming so programmers don't accidently use the same id?
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<shevy>
do you need meta programming there?
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<ariedler>
shevy: not necessarily, but a Map from ID <-> Type needs to be statically maintained.
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<shevy>
sounds like a hash?
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<Ox0dea>
ariedler: Do you know how to access a Module's singleton class?
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<ariedler>
yes; I was looking for SingleForwardable I think
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<ariedler>
I've been programming for 3+ years in ruby; but mainly rails... forgot some of the basics I think somewhere
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<Ox0dea>
Well, I wouldn't call SingleForwardable "basic", per se.
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<Ox0dea>
The implementation of #def_single_delegator is a little crazy.
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<ariedler>
true
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<Ox0dea>
Doing the `extend` and `def_delegator` from within your module's singleton class would work, and it's definitely saner than eval + manually mucking about with $@.
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<ariedler>
right; which is why I used it, I knew about Forwardable; but I was like wait a second I think there is something for this.
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<shevy>
evo2020 do you have full code to reproduce?
<Ox0dea>
evo2020: @squares.select { |k, v| %w[X O].include? v }.keys
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<shevy>
he inverted the query :)
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<evo2020>
0x0dea: what is that?
<evo2020>
!!
<evo2020>
hold
<evo2020>
let me check
<shevy>
evo2020 he just checks if the array includes the value
<shevy>
the array being 'X' and 'O' as its members
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<evo2020>
into a hash? hmmm.
<evo2020>
checking
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<Ox0dea>
evo2020: Hash#select yields each key-value pair to the block, returning a new Hash whose elements satisfy the predicate specified by the block.
<shevy>
well I assume @squares is the hash there
<shevy>
so he just selects based on the condition inside the {}
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<shevy>
either it is included - or it is not. black white. yin yang. drunk sober. thin fat.
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<Ox0dea>
shevy: The Bloom filter would like a word with you.
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<evo2020>
OxOdea: yes I can see that. I am checking one item
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<evo2020>
Perfect. Absolutely spot on. I had a typo in my code
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<bazbing81>
can I use the the preceeding \K group negatively? Can I match the bar inside |faxbar funbar bobar and bar| and omit the bar inside |foobar fobar foooooobar|? https://regex101.com/r/qR9kD4/3
<bazbing81>
basically invert my current matches. hoping I just need to a ! or something :)
<evo2020>
OxOdea: Thank u. Was on that for 30 mins
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<Ox0dea>
evo2020: Happy to help.
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<evo2020>
shevy: U too.
<Ox0dea>
bazbing81: So many bars.
<evo2020>
U guys are a life-saver.
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<evo2020>
and a hair-saver too. LOL
<shevy>
I save hair for later in life
<bazbing81>
Ox0dea indeed. im banned from them all :(
<evo2020>
shevy: LOL
<evo2020>
k. back to ruby land
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<evo2020>
I really have to learn to use those %w. U guys are so slick with it!
<evo2020>
bye for now!
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<elton>
hi does any one know how I can use a class something equivalent to java
<elton>
i mean use a static class
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<Ox0dea>
elton: Ruby's "open classes" philosophy pervades the language.
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<Ox0dea>
elton: I suppose you could try freezing the class.
<elton>
like list = ApiCaller.getNames
<Phrogz>
I want to create a utility application that communicates with others over the network. I want your opinions: (a) HTTP or sockets? (b) What framework(s) to use?
<elton>
instead of @ApiCaller.new.getNames
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<Ox0dea>
elton: The term you're looking for is "class method".
<Phrogz>
For testing, I need to be able to launch this application with a variety of different command-line parameters used to configure its behavior.
<Ox0dea>
>> class Foo; def self.bar; 42 end end; Foo.bar # elton
<Phrogz>
I was going to use Sinatra for HTTP communication, but I normally run Sinatra behind Thin, and that does not allow me to command-line configure the launch.
<elton>
Ox0dea i see, class methods are the thing i was looking for
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<cscheib>
do y'all use any particular gems to simplify abstracting configuration variables for a script/app to another file? Or do you just write your own code to parse a file?
<cscheib>
i.e. user/password/servername for a script that hits an API - I don't want those in my code
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<Ox0dea>
cscheib: You want those to come from the environment, but you shouldn't have to do any considerable amount of parsing in that case.
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<cscheib>
so, env variables or command line flags rather than a config file?
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<cscheib>
I don't do a lot of coding (intentionally avoided it in fact), but I've finally gotta give in and dive in... starting with a simple report from an API for one of my storage devices
<cscheib>
so excuse the "stupid" questions
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<Phrogz>
I just include plaintext username and password in my code. Because...fuckit
<cscheib>
lulz.
<Phrogz>
Well…I Rot13 and reverse and swapcase on the password. Because that makes it safe.
<cscheib>
configlieri looks like an interesting gem.
<cscheib>
and probably does what I want
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<Phrogz>
It's got a good name.
<Phrogz>
I'd trust it.
<cscheib>
indeed
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<Radar>
cscheib: Why do you need a gem for this?
<Radar>
cscheib: Why not store it in ENV[]?
<Radar>
ENV['YOURTHING_USERNAME']
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<Radar>
Alternatively, .yaml files are good for that sort of thing too.
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<evo2020>
does anyone know the ruby splat operator really well?
<evo2020>
I am trying to map an array of arrays to winning method and it keeps blowing up
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<danielpclark>
Have you tried the flatten method?
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<danielpclark>
Have a gist of an example?
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<Radar>
evo2020: no code == no help
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<rehat>
anyone use Sublime Text? How do you auto indent your ruby code.
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<Ox0dea>
gg=G
<Ox0dea>
(Sorry.)
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<bnagy>
there's a beautify ruby plugin which isn't terrible
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<sevenseacat>
it does it by default? or i press tab while typing if i need it?
<Ox0dea>
evo2020: I assume you already have an array of arrays containing cell indices to map to winning Tic-Tac-Toe positions?
<rehat>
if I want to make some methods private do I need to place the 'private' call at the end of the class def
<Ox0dea>
rehat: `private` is actually just a regular Ruby method.
<bnagy>
rehat: commonly you just have 'private' on one line the private methods from there until end of class body
<rehat>
ahh thanks
<Ox0dea>
rehat: Given 1+ arguments, #private modifies the visibility of each; given 0, it changes the default visibility of subsequently defined methods.
<Ox0dea>
The same is true, of course, of #public and #protected.
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<Ox0dea>
If you wanted to add another public method, you could do it before the call to #private, or you could add a line containing just "public" after the private methods to introduce a new default visibility.
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<Ox0dea>
The latter is to be shunned with utmost enmity.
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<rehat>
Ox0dea: lol thanks
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<bnagy>
if you had two nine bit vectors you can check for invalid board state with a&b > 0 and then have masks for all the wins
<evo2020>
0x0dea: Would you translate { |i| @squares[i] }.uniq.size == 1 }
<evo2020>
I think it means map the wins array to @squres object such that
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<bnagy>
I guess they're not even masks, just comparisons
<evo2020>
each @squares position only matches up once to each position in one array of arrays
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<bnagy>
8 per vector
<evo2020>
close?
<bnagy>
evo2020: I am not even vaguely in the same headspace as you, I am doing awful bit twiddling
<bnagy>
ie I am not actually trying to help, sorry :\
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<Ox0dea>
rehat: Happy to help. One last thing to note is that the method visibility methods expect a Symbol, which is just the kind of value we get from method definition expressions in Ruby 2.0+.
<Ox0dea>
>> class Foo; private def bar; end end; Foo.private_instance_methods(false)
<Ox0dea>
evo2020: No, that's not quite right. It maps each position to what is found there in @squares; if calling #uniq on that gives a single element, we know all three board cells matched.
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<Ox0dea>
As I said, the simplistic approach presented doesn't take into account that three empty cells would "match".
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<evo2020>
they don't
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<Ox0dea>
bnagy: Do you even __builtin_popcount?
<evo2020>
OMG
<evo2020>
Got it
<Ox0dea>
Yay!
<evo2020>
without understanding all the syntax!
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<bnagy>
I guess irl you only need 'take the center' and 'stop opponent from winning', but that still needs 'find their winning move'
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<Ox0dea>
You could achieve a 2,160% reduction in memory requirements!
<Ox0dea>
And that doubles in a 64-bit environment.
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<Ox0dea>
bnagy: Did you settle for an 18-bit encoding, then?
<bnagy>
I think so
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<pabloh>
hello
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<bnagy>
that would make 'find winning move' an and of the player vector with all win numbers, select those with bitcount 2, select those where the last bit is open
<pabloh>
anyone can suggest a simple gem to keep track of subclasses for specific classes?
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<bnagy>
can't immediately think of a clean way to do 'last bit is open' though
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<bnagy>
oh, invert the win, mask those bits out of your board, then xor what's left with the win
<bnagy>
then check that bit against the opponents board
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<Ox0dea>
evo2020: Whoops. memsize_of is in bytes, so multiply that yield by 8.
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<Ox0dea>
pabloh: Why would you need a gem for that when you can just use Class#inherited?
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<Ox0dea>
>> $in = []; class Foo; def self.inherited klass; $in << klass end end; class A < Foo; end; B = Class.new(Foo); $in
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<TeresaP>
Sorry for the probably obvious answer this question begs, but I can't figure out how to add an item with a particular format to an existing Hash http://pastie.org/private/drfcui7wyfsewsxmxlfeq
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<Ox0dea>
TeresaP: Unless I'm missing something, Hash#merge should suffice.
<Ox0dea>
>> a = {a: 1, b: 2}; b = {c: 3, d: 4}; a.merge(b)
<TeresaP>
I've got the first part in an object, which I read in from JSON, but I'm being stupid about the second part.
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<TeresaP>
That's good to know abut merge
<TeresaP>
I've been programming for quite a few years now, but never had the opportunity to create/use hashes until recently
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<TeresaP>
For some reason they still trip me up
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<Ox0dea>
TeresaP: Thinking of them as "maps" or "dictionaries" may provide the necessary insight.
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<Rinzlit>
Ox0dea thats interesting O_o
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<Ox0dea>
With a dictionary, you have the key (a word), and you can query the dictionary for a value (the word's definition).
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<Ox0dea>
Sure, you could have two arrays, one contaning all the words and the other all the definitions, and then you could find the definition by asking for the nth element, where n is derived from the word's position in the word array, but that's tiresome and inefficient.
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<Ox0dea>
I suppose you could also just have a bunch of variables named along the lines of `definition_of_whizz` and `definition_of_bang`, but that would be insane.
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<Ox0dea>
TeresaP: If you're only looking to add a single key-value pair to your Hash, `hash[foo] = bar` would do. Ruby's Hashes are mutable; you can just keep stuffing values in.
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<TeresaP>
oh geez
<TeresaP>
I'll try that Ox0dea
<TeresaP>
I was trying to do
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<TeresaP>
blah = {"foo" => ["bar"]}
<TeresaP>
or some such crazy stuff
<Ox0dea>
Well, that would create a new Hash which you could #merge into the main one, but that's excessive if you're just adding the one.
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<TeresaP>
yes just the one
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<TeresaP>
I made that way too hard
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<maloik>
oh, hello
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<ljarvis>
hi
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<evo2020>
0x0dea: I have everything done except the win method. Will u please look at my code? It should work but doesnt
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<flughafen>
why would minitest::assert compalin about no msg given?
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<zenspider>
flughafen: it isn't complaining... it's telling.
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<flughafen>
Failed assertion, no message given. (MiniTest::Assertion)
<flughafen>
ahhh
<flughafen>
sorry
<zenspider>
either provide a message to provide more context, use a better assertion, or just go fix it so it passes
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<apeiros>
so apparently good ruby practices are bad rails practices - requiring files you depend on in rails can cause file double loading (through rails' autoload) leading to "constant already defined" warnings. nice.
<ljarvis>
require_dependency
<apeiros>
ljarvis: which is rails only…
<apeiros>
well, I guess I can do a compat layer by defining require_dependency if it doesn't exist already
<ljarvis>
right, but you're talking about a rails issue no
<apeiros>
but…*ugh*
<apeiros>
not all code I use in rails is rails only code…
<ljarvis>
heh, right
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<ljarvis>
tl;dr lolrails
<apeiros>
but I guess this discovery will cause me to change how I organize code which should be usable in and out of rails
<ljarvis>
get your fancy ellipsis out of here
<apeiros>
………………………
<apeiros>
have some more
<ljarvis>
heh, code I use out of rails often doesnt go into any autoloading place in my rails apps
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<apeiros>
ljarvis: that's the thing I'll change about my code :)
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<apeiros>
can't have my cake and eat it too :(
<adaedra>
…
<ljarvis>
:(
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<adaedra>
☹
<apeiros>
so, 20min later, 300 lines of warnings at startup are gone.
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<DylanJ>
given some file data. anyone have any tips for getting a mime type? currently i'm piping it into file and running --mime. Anyone have better ideas?
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<apeiros>
DylanJ: ruby filemagic gem
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<apeiros>
ruby-filemagic is even the name :)
<DylanJ>
apeiros: sweet thanks.
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<yorickpeterse>
monring
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<SebastianThorn>
I got a program that iterates over files in a directory and then moves them elsewhere. The files gets in to the directory gets there by ftp, can i know if the file in the dir is currently beeing transfered into the directory?
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<SOLDIERz>
Hello everyone I got a problem at the moment managing two ruby version with chruby ruby-2.2.1 and ruby-2.2.2 when switching between them I will be stucked to one version every time
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<SOLDIERz>
I think it's related to the package build where share libraries are enabled
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<jhass>
SOLDIERz: can you elaborate a bit? you chruby 2.2.2 and ruby -v says 2.2.1 or what?
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass correct
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<jhass>
SebastianThorn: uh, you probably could try to parse the output of lsof, not much beyond that (well, watching if the filesize changes, which is probably even more hassle)
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<SebastianThorn>
jhass: size is not consistent
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: what's echo $RUBIES ?
<SebastianThorn>
ohh, changes
<SebastianThorn>
ok
<apeiros>
SebastianThorn: the common way I have seen is by providing a sha along with files and/or a metadata file
<apeiros>
*sha+size
<SOLDIERz>
jhass /opt/rubies/ruby-2.2.1 when I already switched to 2.2.2
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<SebastianThorn>
apeiros: ahh, ok. i understand
<apeiros>
with waiting for size to stop changing you have to define a threshold for how long a file must no longer be changing
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: but chruby without any arguments lists 2.2.2 ? oO
<SOLDIERz>
jhass yes
<jhass>
you're sure you've shown the entire output of echo $RUBIES? it shouldn't matter which ruby is active
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass Yes of course but that's the problem I'm facing and I dont know how to fix it
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<Ox0dea>
SOLDIERz: How about `echo ${RUBIES[@]}`?
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: so, you got /opt/rubies or $HOME/.rubies and if so what folders beneath them?
<SOLDIERz>
jhass Yeah I understand your point the problem at least is if I install a single version everything works fine. So lets say I just install ruby-2.2.1 everything is working as expected and ruby -v is returning me the right things
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<jhass>
SOLDIERz: that says nothing, surprising would be if you install only 2.2.2 and it'd properly report 2.2.2
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass yes it is
<shevy>
god man
<shevy>
just install 2.2.2 and remove everything else
<SOLDIERz>
and that what makes we wonder whats happening there
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<SOLDIERz>
shevy Yeah and I'm serious with my request here so it's good that are people here which want to help and are not like you save it for yourself don't need your comment on that! Thanks!
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<darix>
SOLDIERz: unless you changed the libdir and so on for your ruby rpms or use completely distinct prefixes
<darix>
those 2 packages might have file conflicts
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<darix>
and then i wouldnt wonder if you have problems
<SOLDIERz>
darix ah okay so you recommend I should use define prefixes for every dir?
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<darix>
SOLDIERz: i would worry about having rpms for 2.2.1 and 2.2.2
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<jhass>
wth, i don't even... what does rpm do there? oO
<SOLDIERz>
darix I am and it's not my decision discussed this several times with the R&D Department and every time the same outgoing so dont want to take it further
<SOLDIERz>
jhass it installs ruby in the specific version under /opt/rubies
<darix>
jhass: rpm is a very nice way to deploy ruby
<darix>
just as is deb
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<jhass>
darix: no, I mean I see the issue too with their packages
<darix>
jhass: if he really has file conflicts then yes it is a packaging issue.
<jhass>
I don't understand how installing both at the same time can make /opt/rubies/ruby-2.2.2/bin/ruby -v and /opt/rubies/ruby-2.2.1/bin/ruby -v say the same thing while installing just one works
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<ruby-user72722>
Hello!
<jhass>
hi
<ruby-user72722>
May I ask, is Ruby really good for desktop applications? :D
<daxroc>
Morning all
<adaedra>
hi
<DefV>
ruby-user72722: it's usable but I wouldn't recommend it
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<daxroc>
Anyone recommend tools for debuging a local to remote ssl connection. (don't have control or access to the remote certs)
<shevy>
ruby-user72722 you can use e. g. ruby-gnome
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<shevy>
ruby-user72722 it's quite a lot of work in general though
<adaedra>
daxroc: ssh -v ?
<ruby-user72722>
DefV: Thank you for the fast reply, but my target is only for command-line applications.
<bnagy>
daxroc: what's the issue?
<shevy>
lol
<ruby-user72722>
shevy; thank you for the GUI suggestion :D
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<DefV>
ruby-user72722: even that depends on your use case and target audience
<jhass>
ah, desktop application sounds like GUI ;)
<ruby-user72722>
jhass: my bad :(
<jhass>
doing CLI tools is certainly workable
<shevy>
I use ruby-gnome quite a lot, it's ok but I always found it too much hassle, especially nowadays. html/css/javascript are easier than the bindings :\ :/
<jhass>
many great libraries for that in fact
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<shevy>
I can have fancy effects via jquery... this be a head scratcher when I try the same in rubygnome
<ruby-user72722>
jhass: How about deploying them with external libraries?
<adaedra>
itt, people thinking web applications and websites are the same.
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<adaedra>
er
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<adaedra>
thinking applications and*
<ruby-user72722>
I don't have interest with ruby on rails (or any web programming)
<ruby-user72722>
but I quite love the syntax, especially the block and 'closer' (end)
<SOLDIERz>
darix /opt/rubies/ruby-2.2.1/bin/ruby: error while loading shared libraries: libruby.so.2.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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<ruby-user72722>
shevy: Why note ruby-gtk+3?
<shevy>
ruby-user72722 well harness the power of the commandline then :D
<jhass>
ruby-user72722: you'd typically package the tool up as gem and publish it on rubygems.org. Rubygems is the package manager that comes with ruby and can handle dependencies just fine
<shevy>
ruby-user72722 I dunno, it took me ages to switch and update from ruby 1.8.x to 2.2.x; I still have not switched to gtk3 for the most part
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<jhass>
SOLDIERz: run ldd on it
<shevy>
I think I wrote about ... 800 or so ruby-gnome files, still have not updated all of them, only about 20%
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<ruby-user72722>
jhass: I'm a very beginner with Ruby and the environment. May I ask will it auto install the dependencies (like apt)
<jhass>
ruby-user72722: yes, I thought I just said so
<ruby-user72722>
shevy: wow! That's a lot of code you had written!
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<shevy>
ruby-user72722 yeah but this is bad, I want to write less not more :(
<jhass>
ruby-user72722: and the good part is that he never shares it with anyone
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass ldd? which way ldd /opt/rubies?
<ruby-user72722>
jhass: Great! Anyway, I'm also looking to package ruby gems as .deb package, but by google for them, only output advanced results
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: on the binary of course, ldd /opt/rubies/2.2.2/bin/ruby
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<jhass>
ruby-user72722: I doubt you'll really need that
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<jhass>
rubygems comes with ruby, so everybody just needs to apt-get install ruby and can then gem install your_app
<ruboto>
pastebin.com loads slowly for most, has ads which are distracting and has terrible formatting.
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: ^ stop ignoring the message ;)
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<ruby-user72722>
jhass: Oh! I see!
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<adaedra>
jhass: but muh pastebin
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: any more helpful with -v or perhaps -u?
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass nope same error message
<jhass>
adaedra: I wish apeiros would fix the DB so ruboto properly scolds the repeated offenders :/
<apeiros>
that's a db issue?
<jhass>
idk what's the issue
<jhass>
but I can hardly debug it
<jhass>
I just don't know what else it could be
<apeiros>
well, if the *guys* wouldn't be bitching so much about having to change a single word in their vocabulary, I could have made the update. but now I had to use the time for politics…
<adaedra>
but muh privilege
<ruby-user72722>
jhass: shevy: Defv: Thank you for enlightening the issue! I appreciate it! :D
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<apeiros>
jhass: what do you need for debugging?
<jhass>
apeiros: you know, my public ssh key is public, just saying :P
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<apeiros>
ok, so I guess that's code for "ssh access"
<jhass>
I'd hope there's something enlightening in the logs
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<adaedra>
apeiros: it's code for “pet me”
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<ruby-user72722>
Oh! I also forgot to ask this - "How to install gems specifically for Jruby on Ubuntu 14.04 installe from apt?"
<jhass>
jruby -S gem install foo
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<shevy>
from apt!
<jhass>
iirc
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<jhass>
shevy: the jruby, not the gem
<shevy>
ah
<ruby-user72722>
jhass: I already tried that, but it always output openssl errors
<jhass>
well, had over to #jruby with those
<ruby-user72722>
jhass: Oh! Thank you for mentioning that channel!
<ruby-user72722>
I gotta go! Thanks again everyone!
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<ruby-lang953>
Hi! May I ask, which ruby book are good to use as learning source for beginners?
<Rinzlit>
The question was if any of you guys use it
<Rinzlit>
I don't need help with it xD
<shevy>
I don't use vagrant
<shevy>
[k- first guy published a book, that must have been a lot of work :(
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<jhass>
?guys Rinzlit
<ruboto>
Rinzlit, You probably don't mean to exclude, but not everyone relates to being "one of the guys". Maybe consider using "folks", "y'all" or "everyone" instead?
<jhass>
and no, it's too much overhead for me
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<shevy>
[k- I could nominate your one-liners :)
<jhass>
I stick to simple chroots where I can
<shevy>
jhass-in-prison
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<Rinzlit>
jhass was that really needed....
<[k->
> nominate my one-liners
<shevy>
do the projects have to be useful in order to be nominated?
<leitz>
It iterates all of them well, but i'm trying to figure out how to pull data from one particular nested item at a time.
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<shevy>
well it's one month past now [k-
<maloik>
leitz: unit['43'] is a hash, and youre passing it to show_trooper which in turn does unit['43'][1] which doesn't work
<maloik>
see line 11
<[k->
oh i thought it was just yesterday
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<shevy>
how many downloads for an average project on rubygems, would you estimate to be automatic downloads via bots/scripts/hooks?
<leitz>
maloik, the file contains nested hashes. Yes, sadly, a numeric string.
<maloik>
if I'm understanding youre code directly, you can simply get rid of line 10 and 11, and replace "this_trooper" with "trooper" in the rest of the method
<leitz>
Lemme try that.
<jhass>
leitz: for the loop you want unit.each do |_key, trooper| then
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<leitz>
jhass, the loop actually works.
<jhass>
leitz: with the current method, yes
<leitz>
That's part of what has me confused.
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<jhass>
but it'll break if you change it to the (better) version maloik suggested
<jhass>
leitz: the issue is that Hash.each yields two element arrays of [key, value]. So trooper in your loop is that array, trooper[1] in the method correctly retrieves the value
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<jhass>
but when you do unit["43"] you directly get the value, so you're no longer passing the [key, value] array to show_trooper
<jhass>
which is the better thing to do in fact, hence changing both, the method and the loop
<[k->
line1 = %w[ ... # is such a waste
<jhass>
ah yeah, calling .each directly on the literal would be nice too
<[k->
not only is it less configurable, it also instantiates the object many times as well
<jhass>
uh, what?
<leitz>
Eliminating lines 10 and 11, and changing this_trooper to trooper in lines 14 and 16 give "./show_hash_fail.rb:14:in `[]': can't convert String into Integer (TypeError)"
<jhass>
leitz: you didn't change the loop yet, right?
<leitz>
jhass......plbbtthhhh......
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<leitz>
Okay, that works for the individual call. Lemme go change the loop.
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<leitz>
Much better.
<jhass>
leitz: now also get rid of the line1 local which you don't really need as [k- noted
<leitz>
The "line1" bit is because it needs to print stuff out in a particular order. Hashes in Ruby 1.8 aren't quite so ordered.
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<jhass>
just do %w[a b c].each do |item|
<jhass>
:(
<leitz>
Ah, lemme try that.
<jhass>
why would you use Ruby 1.8
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<leitz>
jhass, because I support servers, and their ruby version is a patched 1.8.
<leitz>
Not ideal, but that's where I am.
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<jhass>
give everybody responsible a fat slap into the face from me then
<workmad3>
leitz: 'not ideal' <-- that's an understatement
<leitz>
And the %w[].each works nicely, thanks!
<leitz>
Talk to Red Hat, not me.
<leitz>
You can slap them again for upstart and the other silly init replacement, too.
<leitz>
systemd. Ugh.
<adaedra>
sigh
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<leitz>
The good news is that I've been sick with bronchitis all week. Staying home has givne me time to work on my coding skills. :)
<shevy>
leitz also not a systemd friend? no worries, it'll get bigger and "more integrated" :D
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<[k->
it already has your password
* leitz
goes to URL, after smacking shevy...
<adaedra>
but muh init scripts
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<leitz>
workmad3, the issue with a secure server is that i want less software on it, not more. While Ruby 2+ is probably a much better option, having to maintain it on several hundred servers, as well as whatever gems I might want to use, becomes a chore.
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<workmad3>
leitz: and so you stick with unsecure software that no longer receives any official maintenance?
<leitz>
Instead, I code to 1.8. Since I don't really code well that's not a high challenge. If I get good enough that it makes a difference, I'll get a job as a ruby coder.
<leitz>
All software is insecure and non-performant.
<[k->
touché!
<leitz>
It's just where you are on the range.
<workmad3>
leitz: 1.8 is officially so :P
<leitz>
Can't argue that point. RHEL 6 ships with 1.8.7, patched by RH.
<leitz>
So until we're all sysemd'd up the wazoo with RHEL 7, we're stuck.
<leitz>
Honestly, the more I work with RH, the more I want to make my own distro.
<adaedra>
there's a 1.9 in SPL iirc
<adaedra>
still not perfect, but a bit less worse
<jhass>
don't, you just end up with arch :P
<leitz>
I've used Puppet, which ships with 1.9.x.. Puppet 4.x ships with Ruby 2.x, I think.
<adaedra>
er
<adaedra>
SCL*
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<shevy>
hmm
<shevy>
Puppet seems to be fairly important, I remember a guy who was in the same class with me, is now working with puppets in the UK
<adaedra>
?puppet
<ruboto>
Please join #puppet for help with it.
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<[k->
?aboose adaedra
<ruboto>
adaedra, I don't know anything about aboose
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<adaedra>
frankly, I don't either.
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<leitz>
Puppet, and it's ilk, are really Good Things (tm).
<workmad3>
leitz: agreed (although I'm more a chef man, personally)
<leitz>
Puppet is a Configuration Management tool that lets you maange large numbers of servers automatically.
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<shevy>
adaedra but I don't need any help!
<leitz>
workmad3, I was, until I saw it drop 8,000+ files on my server. Ugh!
<adaedra>
I don't know what to answer to that.
<jhass>
so many puppetmasters these days ... (let's see who gets the reference)
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<maloik>
leitz: and that was a chef problem? oO
<[k->
puppet masters control the puppets!
<leitz>
maloik, remember, all software is insecure. If you add 8,000 insecurities, yeah, it's an issue.
* adaedra
controls [k-
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<adaedra>
o_O
<maloik>
... what?
<maloik>
no, I'm asking if it was a chef problem
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<maloik>
if you write a ruby script to wipe your drive, then that's not a ruby issue
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<leitz>
The original code, or the 8,000 files? Sorry. I'm still half out of it.
<maloik>
whatever made the 8000 files disappear
<maloik>
it sounds like you switched away from chef, or stopped liking it, because a bug in chef deleted your files
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<yorickpeterse>
maloik: yo when's the update on Arrrcamp speakers coming out?
<workmad3>
maloik: no, he dislikes it because (probably the server) had 8000 files
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<maloik>
yorickpeterse: asap I hope :( going to go over the list this afternoon, reach out etc, do some announcements if I find the time
<leitz>
Ah, sorry. Putting Chef on a node added 8,000+ files to every node. Since I'm in the "less is better" camp, that was my objection.
<maloik>
oh, lol... okay
<maloik>
I understood "drop files" as "delete files"
<leitz>
Chef itself ran fine. Well, when I could code it.. I was even less a coder then. :P
<yorickpeterse>
maloik: ah
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<workmad3>
leitz: ah, omnibus install of chef... that would include a bundled ruby + all libs so that it can be completely isolated
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<leitz>
Yup. The isolation part if a good idea, but that means you have to upgrade frequently to stay patched.
<leitz>
Using node native code limits you heavily; as in Ruby 1.8.7. :)
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<leitz>
Also, before I nap out, let me plug someone else's book. "PRactical Object Oriented Design in Ruby". Very good for us OOP newbs.
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<leitz>
The trooper issue was based on me trying to rethink a bunch of functions into a class structure.
<workmad3>
leitz: that's a somewhat poor argument... if you want to stay patched, you'd need to upgrade exactly as frequently as if those parts weren't isolated... but instead of one single tested update of everything, it would be an openssl upgrade, a ruby upgrade, a chef gem upgrade, a rubygems upgrade...
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<leitz>
workmad3, sorry, it's a different patch structure. I'm not against the osolated bundle at all, as long as the vendor issues patches in good time.
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<workmad3>
leitz: yeah... 'vendor issues patches in good time' is really the biggest problem with distro package repos ;)
<leitz>
So far they don't seem to. Hence all the Java 1.4 trash laying around.
<workmad3>
leitz: and rhel only having ruby 1.8...
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<leitz>
workmad3, yeah. I'm not at the Gentoo level, but still. That's one reason I don't like adding a lot of software, it means you have to test and patch a lot more often.
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<workmad3>
anyway, I need to run
<workmad3>
hf all
<leitz>
Thanks for your help!
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<leitz>
jhass, arch has Ruby 2.2 in the extra repo. Is there a base version installed?
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<jhass>
you don't run arch without the extra repo enabled, heck probably not even without the community repo enabled
<jhass>
the different repos more categorize who has commit access to them
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<leitz>
Ah.
<jhass>
but even to commit to community you have to get a so called trusted user
<leitz>
I still like the "minimal is best" approach.
<jhass>
the untrusted stuff is in the AUR
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<jhass>
enabling the repo != installing everything
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<leitz>
Hmm... RHEL/CentOS 7 uses Ruby 2.0.0.
<tinyhippo>
just use rvm like everyone else
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<jhass>
which officially EOLs in february 2016 btw
<[k->
> rvm minimal
<jhass>
leitz: I think my basic arch chroots usually end up around 150-250M
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<leitz>
jhass, nice!
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<leitz>
Though a 30M NetBSD on Sparc is hard to beat. :)
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<jhass>
leitz: the standard arch kernel is 73M alone, so... :P
<jhass>
I actually should take care to not install it
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<leitz>
jhass, understood. The NetBSD reference was from a few years ago, so it's not apples to apples.
<leitz>
Still, there's a continuum between "just the right software" and "has aged enough that all the other big tools work on it".
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<leitz>
For example, if you use a large backup solution, and it doesn't support your OS, then you're hosed.
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<jhass>
yeah, my comment is more that if you'd do your custom distro you'd likely end up not doing versions (=rolling release) and applying as few patches as possible, which both matches arch's philosophy
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<kully3xf>
how can I install rake with out gem install and with out yum install
<kully3xf>
I have the git repo cloned
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<jhass>
not sure what you mean
<jhass>
you mean without network access or something like that?
<jhass>
rake is bundled with ruby btw
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<jhass>
but maybe your distro unbundled it
<apeiros>
Kully3xf: "how can I install something without the designated installer" - makes little sense. why do you want to do that?
<ddv>
Kully3xf: what is your _real_ problem?
<kully3xf>
so basically we have this one super locked down server - on prem. and I'm trying to get chef-zero installed on it because we need to manage the applications on it etc, but every turn there's something missing and it's yum repos are hella tight and gem install is running through a proxy
<kully3xf>
which ruby /usr/bin/ruby
<apeiros>
Kully3xf: well, you could try to find an old setup.rb
<apeiros>
that'd install rake into site_ruby
<apeiros>
(I believe - it's been a while)
<kully3xf>
I just installed ruby from repo
<kully3xf>
yesterday
<kully3xf>
that was on there
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<kully3xf>
great. I'll try the git repo
<pingpong11>
'lo, i see this line ManrillMailer.deliver_bp_account_activation
<apeiros>
oh
<pingpong11>
the method is bp_account_activation
<pingpong11>
how does the prefix work?
<apeiros>
Kully3xf: by "without gem install", do you really mean "without gem install for a remote gem"?
<kully3xf>
yea
<kully3xf>
I can gem install local .gem
<kully3xf>
but I tried that on chef-zero and it failed also
<apeiros>
Kully3xf: bundle it up as a gem and install it locally
<apeiros>
well, "it failed" is nothing I can help with.
<apeiros>
but then again, chef-zero probably means I can't help anyway
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<apeiros>
pingpong11: probably method_missing. see Object#method_missing
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<pingpong11>
it calls it fine, but i'm just wondering what it's doing
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<pingpong11>
how is it prefixing it like that
<kully3xf>
[root@hostname chef-zero]# gem install chef-zero-4.2.3.gem ERROR: While executing gem ... (URI::InvalidURIError) the scheme http does not accept registry part: onprem_host (or bad hostname?)
<apeiros>
pingpong11: as said, it probably uses method_missing.
<kully3xf>
that's after a gem build chef-zero.gemspec that went well
<leitz>
Okay, I'm slow. I get floor and ceil, but what's the normal "round up at x.5, or down if less than that"?
<apeiros>
Kully3xf: -y (without dependencies)
<apeiros>
Kully3xf: you'll have to install the dependencies by hand yourself
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<leitz>
aperios, thanks!
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apeiros*
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<leitz>
Yeah...I blame being ill.
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass Do you probably got some idea left how to handle this ld thing? Because we are messing our heads and got no clue at the moment how to handle the tiny versions
<SOLDIERz>
or darix probably?
<jhass>
SOLDIERz: I'd still try changing the soname
<darix>
SOLDIERz: you could do something like
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass so you mean --with-soname=ruby-1.9.2-64
<darix>
yes
<darix>
libruby2_2-2_2_2
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<darix>
libruby2_2-2_2
<darix>
is what we use as soname
<jhass>
^
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<Rinzlit>
Whats the best way to do 3D arrays in ruby o.o
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<apeiros>
Rinzlit: define "best"
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<apeiros>
[[[]]] # there, 3d array
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<Rinzlit>
Well they recommended hash's for 2D arrays .-.
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<Rinzlit>
Thats why I was like kinda confused apeiros
<apeiros>
"they"
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<apeiros>
you know, the use-case *kinda* matters
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<Rinzlit>
Well if I wanted to do something like minecraft
<Rinzlit>
And setup the blocks in a 3D array
<Rinzlit>
How would you recommend doing it?
<apeiros>
so you have a value in every "slot" in the 3d array?
<apeiros>
i.e. it's not sparse, no empty cells
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<apeiros>
in that case, I'd definitively NOT use a hash. I'd use either a flat array + mapping logic, or a nested array.
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<Rinzlit>
Oh okay o.o
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<Rinzlit>
Thank you aperiros
* apeiros
hits Rinzlit with a trout
<adaedra>
:D
<apeiros>
that's one major league class of a typo
<apeiros>
srsly, use tab completion if you can't spell nicks :-p
<Rinzlit>
Sorry started playing a league match
<Rinzlit>
lol
<adaedra>
calm down, abeiroz
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<apeiros>
adaedra: silence. dead daedras don't talk.
<apeiros>
also, it's apeibros
<adaedra>
I'm not your bro, pal
<apeiros>
I'm not your pal, friend
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<keeguon>
Hey! Might not be the best room to ask my question but whatever. I’m using jRuby 1.7.21 and compiling a Rails 3.2.22 app using warbler on a Linux machine. When I run the code in a Linux machine everything works fine. However when I try to boot it on Windows, it fails with an “blame_file!” error coming from ActiveSupport (side note: I’m using SQL Server on the Windows machine and MySQL on the Linux machine but the
<keeguon>
drivers are correctly set). Since it was cryptic and I saw there was some shenanigans going on there in 2013 (https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/976) but couldn’t really pinpoint what was going on I decided to hack the “Kernel.require” call to log what was going on on boot. Somehow, upon requiring “rails/application/bootstrap” it require “active_support/notification” which causes a loop requiring it like a
<keeguon>
gazillion times and then fails with a Java StackOverflowError. Do any of you guys might have an idea?
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<adaedra>
?guys
<ruboto>
You probably don't mean to exclude, but not everyone relates to being "one of the guys". Maybe consider using "folks", "y'all" or "everyone" instead?
<Rinzlit>
Hey bros
<Rinzlit>
Whats up?
<adaedra>
I've already started enough "I'm not your" chains today.
<ljarvis>
Rinzlit: not cool
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<Rinzlit>
1jarvis maybe I'm just lazy, but why have a command to tell people not to say "guys"
<adaedra>
There is a command to kick your ass, too :)
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<ljarvis>
Rinzlit: so we don't have to type it out every time?
<Rinzlit>
Thats kind of expected adaedra, but what isn't is to have people use specific words to address a crowd
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<ljarvis>
?guys2
<ruboto>
it doesn’t matter if it’s "normal"/gender neutral to say "guys" in your idiolect. "You guys" to refer to a mixed group is erasure. All we ask from you is to be a decent channel member and respect that. If you want to further discuss this, join #ruby-offtopic.
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<maloik>
is idiolect an actual work, or is it idiot+dialect?
<maloik>
(honest question)
<ljarvis>
it's an actual word
<maloik>
s/work/word
<ljarvis>
Idiolect is the variety of language unique to an individual.
<maloik>
I see
<apeiros>
seems to be too hot today again. people forget about google :-p
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<keeguon>
Seems like my question was totally ignored in favor of this off-topic madness ^^
<apeiros>
keeguon: might seem like that, but I read it and just don't have an answer.
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<adaedra>
or maybe people just don't have the answer, it's kind of specific keeguon
<ruboto>
keeguon, Please do not crosspost without at least telling so and mentioning provided suggestions and their outcome in all channels. Experience shows that people don't do either, and not doing so is considered rude.
<jhass>
you should have said you already asked there ;)
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<apeiros>
but I think it's time to remove "Welcome new users migrating from #ruby-lang!", been 2 months now. should be enough.
<adaedra>
2 months!?
<adaedra>
already?!
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<keeguon>
jhass & ruboto: nobody seems very active on the jruby channel atm hence the crosspost since I wasn’t getting an answer
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<leitz>
I need to use a 4 element designation to identify an array of items. So array[0][0][0][0] will be one list and array[0][0][0][1] will be another. The array keys will be part of the item designation.
<adaedra>
?ruboto
<ruboto>
I'm the channel bot, linker of the rules, adept of the facts, wielder of the banhammer.
<jhass>
keeguon: not complaining that you did crosspost, complaining that you didn't inform everybody of that fact ;))
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<ljarvis>
leitz: what exactly are you asking? you can just build an array of arrays
<adaedra>
I'd have used a 1d array and accessor methods like .at(x, y, z, Ω)
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* leitz
returns from coughing up half a lung
<leitz>
Would it be better to use a multi-d array or a hash key of "0.0.0.1", etc?
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<maloik>
I think it really depends on what you want to do and what your data looks like/represents
<leitz>
So far ti seems that you can't create a multi-d array without doing each step in turn.
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<jhass>
?xy
<ruboto>
it seems like you are asking for a specific solution to a problem, instead of asking about your problem. This often leads to bad solutions and increases frustration for you and those trying to help you. More: http://meta.stackexchange.com/a/66378
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<zombiema>
looking for coder can code recode metasploit exploit to python or ruby i pay via btc
<maloik>
in before ban
<yorickpeterse>
btc? I only accept Monopoly money
<yorickpeterse>
that at least has some value
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<leitz>
As usual, it's for a game. The "node" items are a list of people in that team. The array keys/hash keys are the levels of unit. So "1.1.1.1" would be "1st Company, 1st Platoon, 1st Squad, 1st Team". Etc.
<lxsameer>
I'm using bundler and when i run my project ruby complain about "can't loading a file" which I'm certain that that gem is installed and is a dependency of one of my dependecies.
<lxsameer>
how can I debug this
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<adaedra>
I have a 20 SEK bill, it's my last offer
<leitz>
Sorry for the delays, I keep having to go cough my brains out.
<zombiema>
yorickpeterse get a life
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<jhass>
leitz: don't worry, IRC is highly asynchronous in nature
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<yorickpeterse>
zombiema: oh no, such burn
<adaedra>
lxsameer: you use `bundle exec`?
<lxsameer>
adaedra: yeah
<adaedra>
lxsameer: gem is in gemfile and bundle install is up to date, with gem in .lock? Have a complete error message, maybe?
<maloik>
leitz: problem is that you'd end up with something like army[0][0][0][0] as you mentioned previously. Why not use a hash, where the values are an array? army[:companies][0][:platoons][0] is a bit more obvious (although longer)
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<maloik>
other than that I think I don't understand your actual problem/question
<jhass>
leitz: Company = Struct.new(:platoons); Platoon = Struct.new(:squads); Squad = Struct.new(:squads); Team = Struct.new(:members)
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<jhass>
add initializers that assign the empty arrays
<ljarvis>
Squad = Struct.new(:squads) wot
<jhass>
eh, :teams
<jhass>
you get the idea
<lxsameer>
adaedra: weired it's not on my Gemfile.lock
<ljarvis>
</pedant>
<jhass>
gonna go to the grocery, the channel is all yours
<lxsameer>
adaedra: I maintain the my app along side with gem A , A depends on gem B
<lxsameer>
adaedra: and B is not in my gemfile.lock
<adaedra>
lxsameer: and it is in your Gemfile?
<ljarvis>
right, jhass is gone. Let's all smoke pot and code python
<leitz>
Hmm...haven't used Struct in Ruby yet. Lemme go read.
<lxsameer>
adaedra: as you can see rails-assets-jquery-knob listed as dependency
<adaedra>
this is A, right? And what is B?
<lxsameer>
adaedra: but rails can't find it
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<adaedra>
and in the Gemfile.lock, rails-assets-jquery-knob is not listed under admin_lte-rails?
<adaedra>
is the version listed for admin_lte-rails correct?
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<lxsameer>
adaedra: version is correct but that gem is missing
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<adaedra>
no clue
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<SOLDIERz>
jhass darix thx for the help with the soname! It worked great! :-) Saved my day! :-) No I could go happy in the weekend! Have nice weekend Guys! :-)
<TomyWork>
i'm trying to "gem install rfusefs" and get "/usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/custom_require.rb:36:in `require': cannot load such file -- mkmf (LoadError)". "gem install mkmf" says "ERROR: Could not find a valid gem 'mkmf' (>= 0) in any repository"
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<TomyWork>
oh, looks like i needed to do "apt-get install ruby1.9.1-dev" first
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<TomyWork>
...and libfuse-dev
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<Scriptonaut>
hey guys, I have a somewhat generic question. To learn more about ruby I decided to write an irc bot. I can't think of any new features to implement. Here's the commands I've written so far. Since this is irc, I figured you guys might know some cool features to add: https://gist.github.com/robins35/eb45ad22f6ece1896692
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<Scriptonaut>
that gem I'm using, apparently var is an unexpected token, along with semicolons
<Outlastsheep>
!bible, !allah if you're in a religious chat.
<Scriptonaut>
haha
<Scriptonaut>
no religious people in this chat afaik
<Outlastsheep>
!hash which returns MD5, SHA1 and SHA256 strings of whatever you gave.
<Scriptonaut>
that's pretty cool
<Outlastsheep>
!translate for Google-Translate.
<Scriptonaut>
I will add that
<havenwood>
Scriptonaut: SHA3!
<Outlastsheep>
!choose arg1,arg2,arg3 and it'll randomly pick. That's a popular one.
<Scriptonaut>
I was thinking of adding: !quote, to keep the chat's best quotes
<ych_>
havenwood, any idea?
<Scriptonaut>
these are all great ideas so far thanks guys
<Outlastsheep>
Normally it's used like: .ch procrastinate,work,sleep
<Outlastsheep>
And the bot returns a random one.
<Scriptonaut>
ah
<Outlastsheep>
Nice for queries like "!ch Put tabasco in tea, What is wrong with you?"
<maloik>
make sure it never chooses work or no one will like your bot
<Scriptonaut>
haha
<Outlastsheep>
Oh, and !ud for Urban Dictionary. !hats for TF2 hats. !wolframalpha and !wiki are musthaves.
<havenwood>
ych_: I'm running into C-ext errors with tlearn. I actually don't know of an alternative rnn gem but interesting thing to look into.
<Scriptonaut>
I wouldn't mind a haskell compiler
<Scriptonaut>
for clever one liners
<Scriptonaut>
same with JS
<havenwood>
Scriptonaut: Wolfram API would be a very nice addition.
<Scriptonaut>
I'll add that
<Outlastsheep>
If you could embed Lua: most of those functions'd take less than a few lines.
<Outlastsheep>
But that's another language.
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<Scriptonaut>
Writing features in ruby so far has been effortless
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<Scriptonaut>
most features I knock out in 20 minutes
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<ych_>
:(
<Scriptonaut>
using activerecord and activesupport without rails has been cool too
<adaedra>
Sequel!
<Scriptonaut>
Everyone has been telling me to use that
<Outlastsheep>
My general Ruby code can use some improvement.
<Scriptonaut>
nothing but praise for it so far
<Scriptonaut>
I'm primarily a rails dev, so I took this project on to imporve my general ruby
<Outlastsheep>
Is RoR very different from Ruby?
<Scriptonaut>
quite a bit ya
<Scriptonaut>
I mean it's made from Ruby, but there's quite a bit additional stuff you have to learn
<Scriptonaut>
lots of convention/magic
<Outlastsheep>
Huh.
<Outlastsheep>
I'll look into it soonish.
<Outlastsheep>
Anyways, I have dinner now.
<Scriptonaut>
alright, thanks for the advice
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<Outlastsheep>
You're welcome o/ Good luck with your bot.
<Bish>
is there something like activerecord, without rails, which works with an existing database?
<TomyWork>
!bible Lev25:39
<Rinzlit>
Wait should I learn ruby before trying to learn ruby on rails?
<Bish>
im fed up with creating sql queries
<TomyWork>
where's your bot? :)
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<Scriptonaut>
in a private channel ;)
<jhass>
Bish: sequel ?
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<Scriptonaut>
it's probably not appropriate for this channel
<Scriptonaut>
people have added many nsfw !imgur commands
<havenwood>
Sequel!
<Bish>
jhass, looks good
<TomyWork>
what's an easy way to autorestart your script when it's changed? it's a fuse filesystem
<jhass>
TomyWork: guard
<jhass>
probably guard-shell or whatever the generic plugin was
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<jhass>
if it's a rack app shotgun
<TomyWork>
it's a 14-line ruby script
<TomyWork>
extension .rb, mod 755, with a shebang. that's about it :)
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<shevy>
under kde3, I was able to get a .rb file to restart via dcop; sadly they removed dcop, and I have not found out how to do this via qdbus
<havenwood>
Rinzlit: Yes, learn Ruby!
<Rinzlit>
Oh okay okay thank you havenwood
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<adaedra>
havenwood » Sequel! – Stop copying me!
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<havenwood>
adaedra: Stop reading my mind before I type things.
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<adaedra>
you don't have a mid firewall?
<adaedra>
mind*
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<havenwood>
adaedra: Nope, unfiltered.
<DaniG2k>
Hello all. I'm making a small ruby gem. When I run the following code: File.open('db/index.json', 'w') {|f| f.write(tokens)} I am getting an error saying Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory @ db/index.json
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<ljarvis>
Igorshp: yeah that's going to be slow and memory hungry, what exactly are you trying to do?
<Igorshp>
this is part of opensource package
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<ljarvis>
ok that tells me absolutely nothing
<Igorshp>
it's getting list of all files, then subtracts ones it modifies. the remaining list is purged
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<Igorshp>
basicaly removes all non-managed files
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<ljarvis>
why do you have a 50+ gb directory? or is that just to test that it works on huge directories?
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<Igorshp>
it's jenkins install with all our jobs, builds and releases :)
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<ljarvis>
can't you do this in a shell script?
<Igorshp>
as i said, it's a function inside an opensource project
<Igorshp>
i dont even need to purge the files, but it does this diff eveyr time
<ljarvis>
ok
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<Igorshp>
i could change it so it only does the diff if the purge flag is set, but the actuall diff would still take ages on large machines
<Igorshp>
idealy it could be optimised
<Igorshp>
just checked 'ls -R /path' takes 5.3 minutes in shell
<ljarvis>
Igorshp: I believe what you're doing is probably fundamentally flawed so I don't have any suggestions for optimising it. It's never going to be fast because it's a bad idea
<Igorshp>
that woudl be acceptable time
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<Igorshp>
any suggestions how to easily delete all files but ones in a short list?
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<ljarvis>
use Dir.entries to loop and then check each file against an array, if it's not in the array then delete it
<ljarvis>
s/array/set/
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<Igorshp>
hmm, i wonder if dir.entries works with a block
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<ljarvis>
er I meant Dir.foreach not Dir.entries sorry
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<ljarvis>
Dir.foreach *is* Dir.entries with a block (and it doesn't build a giant array)
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<Igorshp>
ok, yeah, that makes a lot more sense
<Igorshp>
i'll give it a quick try
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<ljarvis>
Dir.foreach { |f| File.unlink(f) unless keep.include?(f) || f == "." || f == ".." } # or something
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<nzst>
Igorshp: another channel suggested glob(3) or a directory walk (twb in #emacs)
<Igorshp>
hmm, interesting
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<Igorshp>
nzst: i think just not having to build the massive array and only walking through it once would give a sizable improvement
<Igorshp>
trying that aproach now
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<ljarvis>
Igorshp: if you need it to work recursively I would look at Find.find
<ljarvis>
if you can use search selectors you definitely should
<jhass>
well, root.at("/c") if it matters
<ljarvis>
.elements is often incorrect
<ljarvis>
especially when filtering
<jhass>
(or was it "./c"? I never remeber if / goes back to the root)
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<ljarvis>
actually neither of them will work for this situation
<ljarvis>
your first one was right
<imperator>
has to work with both
<ljarvis>
...
<ljarvis>
wat?
<ljarvis>
you want api compatibility?
<imperator>
yeah, so, they've got some code here where the xml parser is pluggable
<jhass>
ndoc.root.at("./c") will work, just tried
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<imperator>
so, you can specify :nokogiri, :rexml, etc
<ljarvis>
oh I misread .root
<ljarvis>
imperator: that's an awful idea
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<imperator>
ljarvis, i'm just dealing with the hand i was dealt ;)
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<ljarvis>
imperator: ok so, my first suggestions will do what you want
* jhass
hands imperator a machete
<ljarvis>
but it's slow and terrible so there's that
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<jhass>
imperator: so you're handed some object and it's either an REXML::Document or an Nokogiri::Document and you don't know which it is?
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<imperator>
jhass, yup
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<jhass>
what a terrible idea
<imperator>
looks like rexml returns a plain string, while nokogiri returns an object - but it does work, thanks
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<ljarvis>
:(
<imperator>
we'll see if this works
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<jhass>
I'd ponder case doc; when Nokogiri::Document; NokogiriParser.new(doc); when REXML::Document; REXMLParser.new(doc); end;
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<ljarvis>
when REXML::Document; exit!
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<imperator>
haha
<jhass>
when REXML::Document; "42"; # works here;
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<imperator>
oh,nm, rexml does return an Element, output tricked me
<ljarvis>
when REXML::Document; require 'nokogiri'; Nokogiri.XML(doc.to_s)
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<imperator>
you guys crack me up
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<imperator>
believe me, i'd love to see rexml ripped out of here permanently
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<jhass>
that last one is actually considerable :P
<imperator>
unfortunately i think it would break other bits of the codebase
<imperator>
i'm just going to worry about my piece for now
<Igorshp>
ljarvis: wow, just changing from Dir.entries() to Find.find() and not touching ANYTHING else: time went down from 618 to 30 seconds
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<ljarvis>
yep sounds about right
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* imperator
should revisit file-find
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<imperator>
ljarvis, jhass, thanks for your help
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<ljarvis>
:D
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<Igorshp>
ljarvis: thanks for your help!
<TeresaP>
Alright, I'm being dumb about Hashes again. What are you guys' favorite tutorials for creating Hashes beside the ruby-doc.org site. I need some more visual examples of adding elements to Hashes.
<TeresaP>
As I read in some source data, I need to generate a file like that
<ljarvis>
i'm off, see ya
<TeresaP>
But it's incremental
<jhass>
TeresaP: that's an array ([]) containing two hashes ({})
<TeresaP>
Oh damn
<TeresaP>
See I knew it would be obvious
<jhass>
or actually it's JSON I guess, so an array containing two JSON objects
<TeresaP>
So I just need to create a new hash each time and append it to the array
<jhass>
yeah
<TeresaP>
Thank you!
<jhass>
yw
<TeresaP>
I don't know why it's tripping me up so bad
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<jhass>
it's okay, if you come from something like C# the array & hash centric data handling in languages like Ruby & Python can take a while to get used to
<TeresaP>
:)
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<TeresaP>
I'll get there. Just need to sit down and pour over it for a bit, I think.
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<TeresaP>
I still haven't quite been able to let go of calling functions with this(format)
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<Igorshp>
weird, Dir.entries is non recursive. i wonder why it takes so long then
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<jhass>
Igorshp: because it allocates an array in addition to all the strings
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<jhass>
allocation is expensive as hell
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<shevy>
we need fruby... fast ruby
<adaedra>
you mean c?
<jhass>
shevy: you mean crystal or jruby 9k?
* adaedra
runs
<Igorshp>
jhass: somehow runnign the same command in irb is lighting fast, but when the project does it's painfuly slow
<jhass>
seems unlikely
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<jhass>
or somebody did something really stupid
<Igorshp>
aaarhrhH!!
<jhass>
check if Dir.method(:entries).source_location inside the project still returns nil :P
<Igorshp>
yes, the ls() function is defined in 2 places.... i was looking at the wrong one
<imperator>
damn, root.attributes returns a value in rexml, but nokogiri returns a custom object
<eam>
Igorshp: are you just calling Find.find() and not using the enumerator?
<jhass>
but neither has anything to do with code level APIs
<imperator>
oic
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<Igorshp>
so yeah, getting full list of files is actually rather fast. looping through 1.8 million of them to see if the name matches '.' or '..' takes a little longer...
<eam>
Igorshp: cleanpath probably touches the filesystem
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<eam>
there are two kinds of path cleanup, pure lexical (which is pretty limited) and full canonicalization (which needs to walk each path element)
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<Igorshp>
i'll check
<eam>
though 1.5 minutes is pretty fast for the latter so maybe it's just a slow implementation of the former
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<eam>
the other thing you might want to keep in mind is that when you're testing this, you're probably getting all your file metadata preloaded in the vfs cache -- this could be significantly slower on first-run
<eam>
the difference of stat() fetching data from disk vs memory/cache
<Igorshp>
eam: doca say it doesn't access filesystem
<Igorshp>
*docs
<eam>
ok so that's a pure lexical cleanup if you're using a new enough ruby
<eam>
Igorshp: consider_symlink used to be true
<eam>
(by default)
<eam>
what ruby version?
<Igorshp>
actually reading that part righ tnow
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<Igorshp>
eam: ruby 2.1.4p26
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<eam>
ah wait I lied, it hasn't changed
<eam>
yeah this never touches the fs, it's just slow
<eam>
I was thinking of fixing the .. bug, but it looks like that fix was rejected so ruby just does the wrong thing by default https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/7401
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<eam>
(which btw means cleanpath can result in invalidating your paths)
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<Igorshp>
ouch
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<Igorshp>
hmmm, do you ahve any suggestions for an alternative by any chance?
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<eam>
if you set consider_symlink=true it becomes safe
<eam>
(not faster, but safe)
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<eam>
you probably don't need to do path cleanup at all, though
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<eam>
I'd suggest omitting that entire step unless you have a specific reason for it
<Igorshp>
hmm, i'll compare the output and see what it acutally does
<eam>
since you're not doing symlink resolution (by walking each path element) the path cleanup should have no effect at all
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<eam>
(it'd be useful for other filename sources, say user input)
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<Igorshp>
eam: actually, it could be running on ruby 1.9.3
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<Igorshp>
eam: doing random samples from 1.8kk files... it does not appear that cleanpath() does anything at all
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<Igorshp>
eam: gotta wrap up for the day. Thank you very very much once again!
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<jhass>
leitz: to sum you can use .inject, unit["members"].inject(0) {|total, member| total + trooper_morale(member) }
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<jhass>
a.fdiv(b) makes a nice replacement for a.to_f / b
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<jhass>
leitz: and you should use File.write/File.read or at least the block form of File.open, if you have a file.close somewhere you likely have a potential file handle leak ;)
* leitz
takes notes.
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<jhass>
that's about what I'd have :)
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<miah>
bar_: Can't find the 'libpq-fe.h header
<shevy>
checking for libpq-fe.h... no
<miah>
bar_: you are probably missing the development libraries for postgresql
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<miah>
bar_: i believe its 'libpq-dev' in ubuntu
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<bar_>
miah: thanks
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<Fire-Dragon-DoL>
mhhh I would love to evaluate minitest, but I need a good direction over good mocking library: rspec-mocks have been really good with spies, const stubs, doubles and methods stubs, I really don't know what should I use with minitest though
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<hj2007>
rbenv bundle issue: "which bundle" gives "/usr/bin/bundle" and not the one in shims. Hence, bundle install, installs gems in Gemfile in /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.0.0/gems instead of in shims.
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<hj2007>
gem env, shows /Users/username/.rbenv/versions/2.0.0-p247/lib/ruby/gems/2.0.0 in GEM PATHS
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<shevy>
hj2007 I don't use rbenv, I always compile from source including different version of programs when necessary (though I am using only one ruby version nowadays, no longer need the old ones as I managed to update finally): wget ftp://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.2/ruby-2.2.2.tar.xz
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<jhass>
no reason to quit >.<
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<bounder>
Hello! Anyone experienced with the gc.c source code around? I currently need to force ruby to allocate a new heap page when it needs an allocation, so my current method is iterating through the objspace->heap_pages.sorted list and setting the free_slots count to zero, and setting the freelist to null in each page. After doing that, ruby does seem to be ending up calling the heap_page_allocate as expected, but it triggers an rb_bug for "same heap page is alloca
<bounder>
Hello! Anyone experienced with the gc.c source code around? I currently need to force ruby to allocate a new heap page when it needs an allocation, so my current method is iterating through the objspace->heap_pages.sorted list and setting the free_slots count to zero, and setting the freelist to null in each page. After doing that, ruby does seem to be ending up calling the heap_page_allocate as expected, but it triggers an rb_bug for "same heap page is alloca
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<bounder>
Hello! Anyone experienced with the gc.c source code around? I currently need to force ruby to allocate a new heap page when it needs an allocation, so my current method is iterating through the objspace->heap_pages.sorted list and setting the free_slots count to zero, and setting the freelist to null in each page. After doing that, ruby does seem to be ending up calling the heap_page_allocate as expected, but it triggers an rb_bug for "same heap page is alloca
<bounder>
Hello! Anyone experienced with the gc.c source code around? I currently need to force ruby to allocate a new heap page when it needs an allocation, so my current method is iterating through the objspace->heap_pages.sorted list and setting the free_slots count to zero, and setting the freelist to null in each page. After doing that, ruby does seem to be ending up calling the heap_page_allocate as expected, but it triggers an rb_bug for "same heap page is alloca
<dfockler>
ops
<jhass>
bounder: it came through the first time
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<bounder>
Hello! Anyone experienced with the gc.c source code around? I currently need to force ruby to allocate a new heap page when it needs an allocation, so my current method is iterating through the objspace->heap_pages.sorted list and setting the free_slots count to zero, and setting the freelist to null in each page. After doing that, ruby does seem to be ending up calling the heap_page_allocate as expected, but it triggers an rb_bug for "same heap page is alloca
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<jhass>
wth
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<jhass>
bounder: no need to repeat it
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<bounder>
i am sorry
<bounder>
ive been using a web irc client and it's a little bit buggy. Didn't notice it went through.....
<bounder>
I changed to a different one now.
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<bounder>
I couldn't see my messages nor yours. Now it's responsive
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<Mon_Ouie>
Also your message was truncated. It ends at "same heap page is alloca"
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<bounder>
Thanks for the notice, I'm in a better client now. should be "same heap page is allocated" (it's the call in gc.c line 1493 for the ruby 2.2 release)
<apeiros>
not really a glossary, but it's quite a concise piece of info
<cndiv>
That's beautiful, thank you all. Perfect.
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<Mon_Ouie>
ri also contains useful information (e.g. ri Regexp describes the syntax for regular expressions)
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<reppard>
hello all
<havenwood>
redlegion: hi
<havenwood>
reppard: hi
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<havenwood>
redlegion: sry, misstell
* havenwood
can't tell a "p" from a "d"
<havenwood>
just the same thing rotated...
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<shevy>
coffee time again for havenwood
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<reppard>
I want to create a gem that makes use of a system binary. What is the best practice here? Should I bundle the binary with the gem?
<shevy>
zenspider's quickref is one of the most often cited link here :D
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<shevy>
reppard well, depends what you want to have. if you distribute it, you can ensure that it will always be available. you could however had also check if it exists, and then branch out "if user has this binary, use it, else use the provided one". what binary is it or what does it do?
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<shevy>
I myself would not distribute binaries like that btw
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<Ox0dea>
reppard: Are you sure there doesn't exist a library to emulate what you'd be using the binary for?
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<reppard>
so I'm calling down to envconsul
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<reppard>
for pulling key values from something like Consul or etcd
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<reppard>
there is a gem called Dimplomat which does the same thing with rest connectors but I'd like to be able to grab all key values based on a prefix and the handle the parsing instead of multiple rest calls for each value
<reppard>
s/Dimplomat/Diplomat
<reppard>
It seems like the best thing to do is just check for envconsul on the system
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<Ox0dea>
Well, it's really not the done thing to ship opaque binaries in gems.
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<reppard>
yeah it felt bad if i were to distribute the gem. just thought i'd ask
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<reppard>
thanks for intertaining me =)
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<reppard>
entertain even
<Ox0dea>
You could try writing a C extension that calls into Go. It's technically feasible, but might end up more trouble than it'd be worth.
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<Ox0dea>
It'd also have to be an older version of the Go ABI, since Go is now completely written in Go.
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<reppard>
*mind blown*
<Ox0dea>
Self-hosting languages are a dime a dozen these days.
<Ox0dea>
It is tricky to wrap one's head around the first time through, though.
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<jesseherrick>
Just jumping in here, but Zeus is pretty much written totally in Go, but packaged into a gem
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<cscheib>
is net::smtp part of the base distribution? it's not finding it on my RHEL7.1 install, and it doesn't appear to be a gem, and it's pissing me off
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<leitz>
If you are using OptionParser to set options, is there an issue with opening files based on those same options? Moving lines 21 and 22 to 11 and 12.