<mksm>
Say I have [[1,2],[3,4]]. What's a clean way to separate it into [[1,3],[2,4]]?
<Pip>
haha
<Pip>
transpose
kmeehl joined #ruby-lang
<mksm>
it always so simple :(
<mksm>
thanks Pip
<Pip>
what ?
<Pip>
hehe
banisterfiend joined #ruby-lang
replore_ joined #ruby-lang
robotmay joined #ruby-lang
Manhose joined #ruby-lang
samshull joined #ruby-lang
tenderlove joined #ruby-lang
takaokouji joined #ruby-lang
towski joined #ruby-lang
ryanf joined #ruby-lang
marcostoledo joined #ruby-lang
lsegal joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
towski_ joined #ruby-lang
udzinari joined #ruby-lang
dv310p3r joined #ruby-lang
towski joined #ruby-lang
turboladen joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
kith_ joined #ruby-lang
TheMoonMaster_ joined #ruby-lang
<erikh>
hrm
towski joined #ruby-lang
srbaker joined #ruby-lang
banisterfiend joined #ruby-lang
towski_ joined #ruby-lang
Rakko joined #ruby-lang
<Rakko>
who controls the message that ChanServ sends when you enter? It says "Ruby 1.9.2 is out"
towski joined #ruby-lang
<Rakko>
and ruby.stadik.net seems to not be connecting
<erikh>
that's probably dblack, zenspider or drbrain
<shevy>
true
<shevy>
the title here seems to mention 1.9.3, chanserv is lagging behind
<Rakko>
fun fact: google corrects stadik to static
<shevy>
let me test this
<shevy>
hmm not for me
<shevy>
stadic is suggested to static though
<shevy>
I seem to get german-based results though ... stadik becomes "Michael Stadik - Journalist" guy ... not clicking on that :/
dfr|mac_ joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
havenn joined #ruby-lang
chendo_ joined #ruby-lang
tomzx joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac_ joined #ruby-lang
marcostoledo joined #ruby-lang
ianm_ joined #ruby-lang
savage- joined #ruby-lang
srbaker joined #ruby-lang
Pupeno joined #ruby-lang
Pupeno joined #ruby-lang
mdel joined #ruby-lang
curtism joined #ruby-lang
ianm_ left #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
nofxx joined #ruby-lang
Natch| joined #ruby-lang
porcelina joined #ruby-lang
fayimora joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
how I'd wish ruby would allow to move this:
<shevy>
require 'pp'
<shevy>
require 'etc'
<shevy>
into that
<shevy>
require 'pp','etc'
<shevy>
or require %w( pp etc )
<ryanf>
%w(pp etc).each { |s| require s }
<ryanf>
or %w(pp etc).each(&method(:require))
<ryanf>
barf
<porcelina>
lol i do Dir['lib/*'].each { |s| require s } all the time. =_=
<porcelina>
such a pain haha
<shevy>
ryanf yeah I used to use that idiom a lot but I don't like it that much anymore
ecin joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
require 'bla','ble' would be my new favourite :) but these days I don't want to make that many changes for projects I write, it gets complicated when publishing that, and needing to dissect out all the idioms I use myself, but require several other .rb files ...
<porcelina>
can't you just like "def mrequire (*args)" somewhere?
<theconartist>
that's against the law
<banisterfiend>
shevy: or Dir['lib/*'].each(&method(:require))
<banisterfiend>
ah
<banisterfiend>
ryanf beat me :)
<shevy>
yikes
<shevy>
that is ugly as hell
looopy joined #ruby-lang
kitallis joined #ruby-lang
x0F_ joined #ruby-lang
gnufied joined #ruby-lang
gokulnath joined #ruby-lang
<porcelina>
JSON.parse(false.to_json) => unexpected token at 'false'
<porcelina>
is there some reason to and from json aren't symmetric?
nofxx joined #ruby-lang
fragmachine joined #ruby-lang
<banisterfiend>
ryanf: gotta say the windows GUI seems snappier than OSX
<ryanf>
are you on lion or snow leopard?
<banisterfiend>
lion
<ryanf>
osx is pretty animation-heavy, especially in lion
<ryanf>
makes things feel less responsive probably
<ryanf>
do you have that dumb new-window animation disabled?
<banisterfiend>
what is that
<banisterfiend>
(probably)
<ryanf>
porcelina: I think the json standard requires the outside wrapper to be either an array or an object literal
<ryanf>
banisterfiend: it's the thing where opening a new window animates from a point up to the full size
<banisterfiend>
yeah i have that
<ryanf>
definitely not snappy-feeling having to wait for that every time you open a window
<Rakko>
ugh
<Rakko>
thanks, apple
<fragmachine>
I disabled that somehow
<fragmachine>
it's annoying
<fragmachine>
"defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAutomaticWindowAnimationsEnabled -bool NO "
<Rakko>
so it's not just for finder windows anymore?
<ryanf>
I can't check, because I disabled it immediately
<ryanf>
it still happens for me in some places though
<ryanf>
e.g. chrome
towski joined #ruby-lang
<Rakko>
thanks, google
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
<Axsuul>
would adding methods to String affect performance?
udzinari joined #ruby-lang
<banisterfiend>
ryanf: how do i now boot back into osx btw
<ryanf>
you can always hold the option key while you boot to choose which drive to boot from
<Rakko>
Axsuul: only if those methods are called
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
dr0id joined #ruby-lang
perryh joined #ruby-lang
igotnolegs joined #ruby-lang
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
<Axsuul>
Rakko: I see, so if an object has a million methods, it wouldn't matter?
wyhaines joined #ruby-lang
dv310p3r joined #ruby-lang
fragmachine joined #ruby-lang
<Rakko>
I'm not an expert on Ruby or performance
<Rakko>
but my guess is that it wouldn't matter unless they were called often
<Axsuul>
im planning on adding 100 more methods to String :O
<banisterfiend>
? String.instance_methods
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
<jorgenpt>
Axsuul: You could test it. ;-)
<porcelina>
crap, if i'm using rack::test to test integration between two services at once... is that even possible? do i have to split them out into two projects and make sure one is running while the other is being tested?
kitallisii joined #ruby-lang
frangiz joined #ruby-lang
pabloh joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
hmm how do I add several yaml files into a .gemspec ?
<jorgenpt>
"add them"?
<deryl>
erikh: btw, can ignore master for now. development is the main action, i *just* started feature/api_key to add the api support to 'test' from 'testsuite'. haven't gotten there yet.
<injekt>
bowo: sorry, I dont have time to walk you through all of the steps. Both rbenv and rvm are well documented and have simply installation instructions, though
<bowo>
bad news , :( thanks friend
robotmay joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
So anyone work with JRuby on androids?
<csmrfx>
I want to do that.
<injekt>
csmrfx: checked out mirah too?
<injekt>
I've used mirah, jruby is a little heavy for android
<bowo>
exit >
<csmrfx>
uhhuh?
<injekt>
is that a question?
<csmrfx>
yes, and an answer
<csmrfx>
just looking up mirah
<injekt>
lol
<injekt>
:)
<injekt>
csmrfx: I haven't used it for a while, but iirc manveru built an android app with it more recently, you could also check out the mirah irc channel
<csmrfx>
Well is this realistic idea: to develop android apps in ruby? or should one go scala or clojure
livinded joined #ruby-lang
<injekt>
well, as someone who's written 3 android apps, I always went back to java.. so perhaps you dont want my opinion on that
marting_ joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
I have bad dreams about java, even after almost a decade
<injekt>
hehe
<csmrfx>
;)
RomD joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
So, are there mirah-developed apps in the wild?
<injekt>
csmrfx: no idea
<injekt>
there would be little support if you went the mirah route, it's very young
<shevy>
"ruboto-irb is an Android application installable from the Android Market and includes an IRB (Interactive Ruby) console"
<shevy>
hah!
<shevy>
banisterfiend, there! where is pry!
<csmrfx>
shevy: to dev gui for android u need to use Android SDK (javva)
<shevy>
:(
<shevy>
I feel java-zombified
<csmrfx>
ruboto seems to run fine on my phone
<csmrfx>
uh, ruboto-irb
s0undt3ch joined #ruby-lang
mlangenberg joined #ruby-lang
hrnt joined #ruby-lang
saLOUt joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
that's it
<shevy>
we need a ruboto-pry
<csmrfx>
well, can pry rub off jruby, banisterfiend ?
<csmrfx>
*off of
ammar01 joined #ruby-lang
<banisterfiend>
csmrfx: 'run' ?
<csmrfx>
if you like
<banisterfiend>
csmrfx: yeah it can now
<csmrfx>
so, ruboto-pry is possible?
<banisterfiend>
csmrfx: have you used ruboto-irb? :P
<csmrfx>
yes
<banisterfiend>
it's pretty crippled and weird
<banisterfiend>
i dont think you'd want to do serious REPL work on there
<banisterfiend>
it would be a waste of time to get it running it hink
<banisterfiend>
think*
<erikh>
is it like the iphone one that just calls out to a service?
zmack joined #ruby-lang
molgrew joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
well, afaik pry is something you as a developer of your app would use for debugging etc
<banisterfiend>
erikh: i dont think so
<csmrfx>
ruboto-irb runs on your phone
<banisterfiend>
csmrfx: wouldn't you prefer to do the debugging on the development machine though rather than on the device itself?
<csmrfx>
havent tested ruboto-irb in depth
<erikh>
uh, guys
<csmrfx>
banisterfiend: well it was shevys idea
<erikh>
the development machine is the phone
<erikh>
just in an emulator.
burgestrand joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
Isit on my ass all day all year long in this same room for over 10 years on my sweet topre keyb and 24 inch lcd
<csmrfx>
*I sit
<erikh>
you need to stop dropping acid before you hit irc
<csmrfx>
btu developing for android seems like an avenue for income, though
<csmrfx>
Acid? I thought this was dar parisian roast
<csmrfx>
*dark
<erikh>
heh
<csmrfx>
seems like ruboto has limitations though. Ive read about long loading times, massive app footprint, slow execution
<erikh>
those are all consequences of running dynamic language
<csmrfx>
yeah just make an webapp
<csmrfx>
I suppose ruboto is great for RD'ing together apps
<csmrfx>
*could be
<erikh>
maybe, but the sdk does quite a bit for you
<erikh>
especially in eclipse
<erikh>
ruboto feels a bit more like a toy than anything
<csmrfx>
oh, you mean like preprocessing macros or ?
<erikh>
eclipse is an IDE with code generation features
queequeg1 joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
Ruby fans seemed like ferret owners. They could go on and on about how much they adored their beady-eyed albino stretch-limo rats, and how cute they were, but we all knew they were just looking for attention. Nobody really wants a pet rat.
<csmrfx>
:D
<csmrfx>
Static ruby. I wonder how that change affects interpretation under the hood?
<shevy>
man
<shevy>
I cant understand how people manage to be productive with an IDE
<erikh>
easily
<shevy>
*Every* IDE I tried so far is getting into my way! :(
<kalleth>
vim is my IDE
<erikh>
wrong method of thinking
<kalleth>
:V
<csmrfx>
it automates things, s all
<shevy>
there must be some black magic going on
<kalleth>
:nnoremap
<erikh>
the IDE should teach you how to work instead of the other way around
<kalleth>
that automates things
<kalleth>
;p
<erikh>
I use vim for most things, but visual studio was pretty nice when I started thinking like that.
<csmrfx>
:set go=-T
<shevy>
erikh but I am naturally stubborn! :(
<erikh>
for C#
<csmrfx>
erikh: the media *is* the message
<shevy>
hmm could try visual studio...
workmad3 joined #ruby-lang
<erikh>
csmrfx: acid leads to all sorts of schizoaffective disorders
<erikh>
shevy: it's really nice for MS products. I wouldn't use it for anything else.
<csmrfx>
erikh: no wonder you're always talking about it
<shevy>
hmm
Codif joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
should I really start to write my own IDE ...
benanne joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
someone beat me please before I do that :(
* erikh
large trout, etc etc.
<shevy>
lol
<shevy>
what was that!
* shevy
etc etc. as well.
<erikh>
you're not familiar with the /slap command from mIRC ?
<shevy>
sure!
<shevy>
good old mIRC days! Galaxynet!
<erikh>
ah dalnet here
<erikh>
1998 or so
<shevy>
hah :)
<erikh>
maybe a little earlier; 1996?
<shevy>
those were my days too... playing a browsergame back then, sitting on galaxynet watching all the singaporeans speak in singlish wa liao ...
<erikh>
ah. I used to be a BBS operator in a small town so some of us were in a private channel there.
<erikh>
also I was a giant pothead at the time so I was in #marijuana
mksm joined #ruby-lang
Sapient joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
hehe
<csmrfx>
So, ruboto versus mirah?
<shevy>
what is that
<shevy>
mirah looks elegant though
<erikh>
mirah's a language
<erikh>
roboto's a platform
<csmrfx>
or is mirah in ruboto?
dave_miles joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
csmrfx have you tried to run any ruby script on android yet?
<shevy>
hello world etc....
<csmrfx>
shevy aside from ruboto-irb tests, no
<shevy>
you worked in irb on it?
<shevy>
how high can you calculate before android breaks down in irb
<shevy>
hmmm
<shevy>
(22 ** 22234).size # => 12396
<csmrfx>
lol is this a trick question?
<shevy>
how is that done ...
<shevy>
dunno csmrfx I just want to try crash things whenever possible
<csmrfx>
`/me 1... 2... 3... 4...
adambeynon joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
shevy I can do 2**62 - 1
<shevy>
hmm
<csmrfx>
(4611686018427387903)
<shevy>
I am puzzling about .size right now
<shevy>
1.size # => 4
<shevy>
seems to return the byte size?
<shevy>
7887654444.size # => 8
<csmrfx>
shevy and if youre wondering, ruboto seems to be able to run opengl etc on this low low end android phone
<shevy>
whoa
<shevy>
not so low end after all
<andrewvos>
meh
gnufied joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
andrewvos are you still NOT playing skyrim
<csmrfx>
well its cool that I can run and edit ruby and 3d in a 100 euro phone
<shevy>
hmm
<shevy>
yeah but
<shevy>
what to do on it
<csmrfx>
yeah
<shevy>
other than playing games?
<csmrfx>
make games?
<shevy>
yeah
<shevy>
rubygame wraps SDL
<shevy>
no idea if that works on android
<csmrfx>
perhaps better to use java game lib
<andrewvos>
shevy: :(
SuperTa__ joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
hm, androids actually have SDL
looopy joined #ruby-lang
<csmrfx>
aaand... could you actually, instead of jruby, use the C MRI ruby on android, too
<erikh>
wrapping libraries on android can be weird
<erikh>
probably not to any real effect
<csmrfx>
Well, JNI
<csmrfx>
¨why not
<erikh>
yeah. System.loadLibrary() has some, er, restrictions
<erikh>
like you can't seem to replace existing system libraries even if your code loads later
<erikh>
at least, I wasn't successful
dave_miles joined #ruby-lang
hackeron joined #ruby-lang
queequeg1_ joined #ruby-lang
Manhose_ joined #ruby-lang
ecin joined #ruby-lang
srbartlett joined #ruby-lang
singpolyma joined #ruby-lang
marcostoledo joined #ruby-lang
singpoly1a joined #ruby-lang
Codif joined #ruby-lang
Codif joined #ruby-lang
<rue>
Java, on the jaaava boat
Manhose__ joined #ruby-lang
fayimora joined #ruby-lang
sepp2k joined #ruby-lang
hebz0rl joined #ruby-lang
tla_ joined #ruby-lang
hangingclowns joined #ruby-lang
<hangingclowns>
anyone here ever play with rake and running sell commands and getting back information from them?
empity joined #ruby-lang
yorickpeterse joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
hangingclowns: What information?
<andrewvos>
`ls` <--- will return the output.
alip joined #ruby-lang
<hangingclowns>
yes
<hangingclowns>
something like that
<hangingclowns>
I was thinking about writing something that checks out a project from a repo using bzr
<hangingclowns>
so something like with a command like sh"bzr check URL"
<hangingclowns>
then echo back to the user what was checked out
<hangingclowns>
wanted to write something standard as a library, then move it into rails or sinatra
<hangingclowns>
preferibly sinatra, since I want to learn how to do it
carlosgaldino joined #ruby-lang
yorickpeterse joined #ruby-lang
yorickpeterse joined #ruby-lang
<hangingclowns>
seems like I may be looking for backticks to my question
Indian joined #ruby-lang
banisterfiend joined #ruby-lang
jsaak joined #ruby-lang
hangingclowns left #ruby-lang
yorickpeterse1 joined #ruby-lang
ttilley joined #ruby-lang
yorickpeterse1 joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
gah I stepped into glass
alfakini joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
Like I sai
<andrewvos>
d
<shevy>
what did you sa
<shevy>
y
dnjaramba joined #ruby-lang
Manhose joined #ruby-lang
woollyams joined #ruby-lang
tomzx joined #ruby-lang
echoprinter joined #ruby-lang
replore joined #ruby-lang
beiter joined #ruby-lang
flatliner joined #ruby-lang
leopard_me joined #ruby-lang
ecin joined #ruby-lang
chendo joined #ruby-lang
Spooner joined #ruby-lang
toretore joined #ruby-lang
[1]Kichael joined #ruby-lang
brianpWins_ joined #ruby-lang
dnjaramba joined #ruby-lang
Pupeno- joined #ruby-lang
<manveru>
is there any need to use \a instead of ^ if i'm not using /m ?
<manveru>
err, \A
<manveru>
ah, seems like
ivorybishop joined #ruby-lang
Codif joined #ruby-lang
shevy joined #ruby-lang
<rue>
manveru: Sure
jensn joined #ruby-lang
takaokouji joined #ruby-lang
mark_locklear joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
kain joined #ruby-lang
jensn joined #ruby-lang
vmil86 joined #ruby-lang
Codif joined #ruby-lang
wyhaines joined #ruby-lang
mksm joined #ruby-lang
dabradley joined #ruby-lang
jensn joined #ruby-lang
tommyvyo_ joined #ruby-lang
heftig joined #ruby-lang
yfeldblum joined #ruby-lang
havenn joined #ruby-lang
Orian joined #ruby-lang
samshull joined #ruby-lang
<Orian>
Hi there ! Has somebody here ever used Parslet ? I'm trying to write Ruby's grammar for an Open Source parser (the whole grammar I mean), but I'm stuck with some features
samshull left #ruby-lang
gnufied joined #ruby-lang
<Orian>
For instance I'd like to write a rule to describe strings written with delimiters. But how can I do with parslet, to check if the "starting id" is the same as the "ending id" ?
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
malev joined #ruby-lang
gnufied joined #ruby-lang
<Tasser>
Orian, ripper? ^^
<Orian>
ripper ?
dv310p3r joined #ruby-lang
<Orian>
No I don't cut any belly *_*
ecin joined #ruby-lang
_plg joined #ruby-lang
<Tasser>
Ripper is the ruby-parser.
Austin__ joined #ruby-lang
adamjleonard joined #ruby-lang
FastJack joined #ruby-lang
<_plg>
hi, I installed sinatra this morning in Ubuntu 11.10 by gem install, because the apt-get version is broken, but i keep getting this
<_plg>
nvalid gemspec in [/var/lib/gems/1.8/specifications/sinatra-1.3.1.gemspec]: invalid date format in specification: "2011-10-05 00:00:00.000000000Z"
<_plg>
any ideas?
<yfeldblum>
_plg: for debianoids (including debian and ubuntu), you should not use the packaged rubygems (and you should probably not use the packaged ruby either)
<_plg>
...
<yfeldblum>
_plg: one option is to install ruby and rubygems from source yourself; another is to use a tool like rvm to install ruby and rubygems for you
<_plg>
I noticed that is easy to trash the system when using the 2
jpeasy joined #ruby-lang
<_plg>
member:yfeldblum: can i bring the system to a pre instalation status?
<yfeldblum>
_plg: rvm can install a copy of ruby into your home directory, so it doesn't affect the rest of your system
floyd joined #ruby-lang
adamjleonard-wor joined #ruby-lang
<yfeldblum>
_plg: i don't know what's up specifically with your machine, and i can't debug over IRC, so
floyd2 left #ruby-lang
S1kx joined #ruby-lang
S1kx joined #ruby-lang
<_plg>
i know, but from my bad experiences I think that to unistall and clean the previous ruby installation is almost impossible
<yfeldblum>
_plg: if you use rvm to install ruby, it will update your PATH and put its copy of ruby ahead of your system ruby, so you will be able to use a clean ruby even if your system ruby is broken
<yfeldblum>
_plg: just remember, for development, rvm and rvm-installed ruby and rubygems always run as your user - you never need to sudo to install gems
<_plg>
member:yfeldblum: i will try it, wish me luck d:)
jacky123 joined #ruby-lang
srbaker joined #ruby-lang
<_plg>
member:yfeldblum: my problem is that my issues arise when I was installing foreman from puppet labs, and I dont know if I can mix the 2 since forman usually comes in a deb package
<jacky123>
i dont feel like coding php anymore
<jacky123>
after coding ruby for a while (altho i am no ruby maestro)
<Orian>
Tasser: Where can I download Ripper ?
alfakini joined #ruby-lang
jwill joined #ruby-lang
<Tasser>
Orian, ruby 1.9 includes it
<darix>
Orian: gem install ripper?
<darix>
Orian: 1.9 has ripper already
<Orian>
Oh but it's written in C ^^. I'm trying to parse Ruby language... in Ruby :/
<Orian>
using Ruby I mean
<manveru>
good luck :)
<darix>
Orian: ruby_parser from zenspider then maybe?
<matti>
manveru: ;]
<darix>
hm
jxie joined #ruby-lang
jensn joined #ruby-lang
petercooper joined #ruby-lang
jxie joined #ruby-lang
outoftime joined #ruby-lang
jxie joined #ruby-lang
Jaikrishna joined #ruby-lang
<Jaikrishna>
pastie: hello
FastJack joined #ruby-lang
jxie joined #ruby-lang
<Jaikrishna>
pastie: hi
<apeiros_>
anybody using active resource with pivotal tracker?
<apeiros_>
I'm trying to use the examples straight from the API docs and they fail with a 406 response code (Not Acceptable)
<jacky123>
Jaikrishna: the bot is deadf
MistyM joined #ruby-lang
robbrit joined #ruby-lang
retro|cz joined #ruby-lang
retro|cz joined #ruby-lang
outoftime joined #ruby-lang
<manveru>
shevy: you on ruby-talk?
virunga joined #ruby-lang
rippa joined #ruby-lang
steph021 joined #ruby-lang
steph021 joined #ruby-lang
gearaholic joined #ruby-lang
Swimming_Bird joined #ruby-lang
ammar joined #ruby-lang
queequeg1 joined #ruby-lang
phaedrix joined #ruby-lang
phaedrix_ joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
jgomez joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
kmeehl joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
thrcka joined #ruby-lang
ecin joined #ruby-lang
phaedrix__ joined #ruby-lang
Pip joined #ruby-lang
nofxx joined #ruby-lang
flip_digits joined #ruby-lang
<porcelina>
_plg i had the exact problem you mentioned and rvm fixed it. it's an issue with the debian installed rubygems package.
sirfilip left #ruby-lang
arooni-mobile joined #ruby-lang
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
kmeehl joined #ruby-lang
Jade joined #ruby-lang
<_plg>
member:porcelina: I tried to fix the gem installation first, as I'm not a big ruby user, all that I wanted was for it to function properly. I deleted the headers in the problematic configuration files and I'm ok now
<porcelina>
_plg which deb are you using tho? if it's 1.9.1 you should really try to get 1.9.2 or 3
<porcelina>
cuz the one in the repo is pretty borked
tty234 joined #ruby-lang
<_plg>
member:porcelina:I think it's still ruby 1.8 if I understand your question
<manveru>
either that, or you demand the application will always require('foo/bar/baz/duh') before using Foo::Bar::Baz::Duh
Spooner joined #ruby-lang
<yorickpeterse>
Ugh Redmine, obviously it takes ages to load
<burgestrand>
yorickpeterse: (as a reply to your earlier question :))
<yorickpeterse>
burgestrand: Ah
<yorickpeterse>
hmm
<erikh>
r-l's redmine is old and patched to hell
<erikh>
unless it's changed recently
<yorickpeterse>
Oh, I'm going down that road with our instance as well
<yorickpeterse>
Though most of the work is related to translating plugins
melter joined #ruby-lang
butchanton joined #ruby-lang
queequeg1 joined #ruby-lang
<yorickpeterse>
I wonder if matz thought about the apps using autoload or was just like "Naaah..Fuck it"
<bougyman>
yorickpeterse: it's pretty clear.
<bougyman>
he made a mistake a long time ago with autoload, it seems.
looopy joined #ruby-lang
<yorickpeterse>
Hm
<yorickpeterse>
Ah well, it won't be for another 5-8 years before 3.0 is out and widely adopted :)
kvs joined #ruby-lang
sepp2k joined #ruby-lang
ecin joined #ruby-lang
arooni-mobile joined #ruby-lang
<freedrull>
has anyone thought of this idea for a vim plugin yet; using the stacktrace as a quickfix list? so hop to the next file and line number with :cnext, :cprev.
macmartine joined #ruby-lang
infid joined #ruby-lang
<freedrull>
maybe in practice, its easier to just look at the list of files and see what went wrong, however...
<yorickpeterse>
:)
wyhaines joined #ruby-lang
amerine joined #ruby-lang
jondot joined #ruby-lang
<jondot>
i'm trying to find docs for Time.stamp, but cant.. any clue why?
solars joined #ruby-lang
<jondot>
oops. my bad. someone added that to Time.
solars joined #ruby-lang
butchanton joined #ruby-lang
rushed left #ruby-lang
kitallis joined #ruby-lang
turboladen joined #ruby-lang
arooni-mobile joined #ruby-lang
whitewhine joined #ruby-lang
leopard_me joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
Indian joined #ruby-lang
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
lenilson_dias joined #ruby-lang
gnufied joined #ruby-lang
arooni-mobile joined #ruby-lang
gnufied joined #ruby-lang
resetexistence joined #ruby-lang
dejongge joined #ruby-lang
echoprinter joined #ruby-lang
shivamib joined #ruby-lang
setmeaway joined #ruby-lang
dtoebe joined #ruby-lang
dtoebe left #ruby-lang
turboladen joined #ruby-lang
udzinari joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
jeek_ joined #ruby-lang
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
hahuang65 joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
artOfWar_ joined #ruby-lang
thrcka joined #ruby-lang
shivamib joined #ruby-lang
theoros joined #ruby-lang
workmad3 joined #ruby-lang
jondot joined #ruby-lang
Jake232 joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
udzinari` joined #ruby-lang
cyndis joined #ruby-lang
cyndis joined #ruby-lang
cyndis joined #ruby-lang
Pip_ joined #ruby-lang
dfr|mac joined #ruby-lang
cjs226 joined #ruby-lang
<jondot>
hey guys, i need to load tons of data into a store. i have written a script which i can execute linearly (1 process, 1 thread). how would you do this with threads? is threadpool meaningless in 1.9.2 ?
gregmoreno joined #ruby-lang
macmartine joined #ruby-lang
<jondot>
ofcourse, the process is io bound, i'd like to max out the network
<deryl>
yorickpeterse: as an aside (if i read the conversation correctly) if you're trying to get redmine going, I had *severe* troubles getting it to set up correctly. I found chiliproject which is a fork of that and it set up with no need to go doc hunting etc etc in under 10m.
<deryl>
not sure if thats useful to you or not.
<deryl>
(i'm taking it you want to set redmine up for use)
<deryl>
ahh, nm. reading back over i see i'm off the mark. ignore my commentary then :)
jeek_ joined #ruby-lang
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
jeek_ left #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
recommend("accidnt") => "accident" <--- anyone know a gem that does this?
Jake232 joined #ruby-lang
Monit0r joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
Or a powerful text searcher with recommendations?
<injekt>
andrewvos: I personally pipe to aspell
workmad3 joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
injekt: I'm writing a gem. Not too cool to have that dependency?
<rue>
Wrap libaspell then
<rue>
If someone hasn't
<injekt>
andrewvos: you're going to have external deps either way
MrPunkin joined #ruby-lang
<MrPunkin>
if you set an environment variable from ruby, and then run a command line process from back ticks, does that cmd-line process use that environment variable, or does that variable only stick for the current ruby script (which the command line process is run outside of)?
<injekt>
MrPunkin: try it?
<andrewvos>
MrPunkin: No
<injekt>
>> ENV['foo'] = "bar"; `echo $foo`
<injekt>
=> "bar\n"
<andrewvos>
MrPunkin: Only for the current backticks
<andrewvos>
MrPunkin: Which is very useful.
<rue>
…Huh?
<injekt>
oh wait i see what you're saying now
<injekt>
it's too early
* injekt
walks away
<Mon_Ouie>
Environment variables are propagated to the child process
<rue>
If you set an env inside a Ruby, it's set to that until such time that you exit or change it
<rue>
And then ^^
echoprinter joined #ruby-lang
<rue>
There're special functions for when you want to override the inherited env
<andrewvos>
Hmm I meant if you do a `export HELLO=1` kind of this then `echo $HELLO`
<andrewvos>
this=thing
<Mon_Ouie>
Yeah, because you set an env variable in a child process, and try to use it in another child process
<rue>
andrewvos: HELLO = 1 # Shell variable
<rue>
export HELLO # env
headius joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
rue: What's your point?
senj joined #ruby-lang
<rue>
None, none at all.
* andrewvos
can't tell if being sarcastic or..
SuperTaz_ joined #ruby-lang
zmack joined #ruby-lang
<headius>
drbrain: PING
d3vic3 joined #ruby-lang
petercooper joined #ruby-lang
thone_ joined #ruby-lang
s0ber joined #ruby-lang
elux joined #ruby-lang
gearaholic joined #ruby-lang
lsegal joined #ruby-lang
MrPunkin joined #ruby-lang
Axsuul joined #ruby-lang
Jake232 joined #ruby-lang
<headius>
drbrain: I am stepping away, but this is your Monday ping to release rdoc-data for the other versions
cyri_ joined #ruby-lang
Austin__ left #ruby-lang
<shevy>
hmm what is the difference between .each and .foreach ?
<manveru>
shevy: where do you see that?
<shevy>
in old ruby code I wrote ~5 years ago manveru :)
<manveru>
what method?
floyd joined #ruby-lang
<manveru>
there is Dir::foreach and IO::foreach
<shevy>
manveru yeah, on Dir ... that old code iterates through a directory listing
<shevy>
but I am wondering why there is .foreach and not an .each ... hmm
<shevy>
I mean, in my old code
<vikoren>
it looks like its just a function off of IO (IO.foreach(path, sepstring=$/) {|line| block})
<mksm>
Dir[] or .glob could not have returned an Enumerable back then
burgestrand joined #ruby-lang
SuperTaz joined #ruby-lang
havenn joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
hmm
Axsuul joined #ruby-lang
phaedrix joined #ruby-lang
postmodern joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
FrostyAcres joined #ruby-lang
Manhose joined #ruby-lang
robbrit left #ruby-lang
My_Hearing joined #ruby-lang
FrostyAcres joined #ruby-lang
FrostyAcres joined #ruby-lang
workmad3 joined #ruby-lang
Pip joined #ruby-lang
benanne joined #ruby-lang
<drbrain>
headius: ping
<shevy>
gah screw that, I will rewrite that old code and get rid of .foreach
<headius>
drbrain: howdy...feeling better?
<drbrain>
finally!
<headius>
I think I'm just at the beginning of something...tonsils in bad shape today
<jbardin>
i just want to full remove all traces of any of the installed rubies
<Koolvin>
NOTE: Gem.source_index is deprecated, use Specification. It will be removed on or after 2011-11-01.
<Koolvin>
Gem.source_index called from /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/bundler-1.0.10/lib/bundler/source.rb:162.
<Koolvin>
NOTE: Gem::SourceIndex#each is deprecated with no replacement. It will be removed on or after 2011-11-01.
<Koolvin>
Gem::SourceIndex#each called from /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/bundler-1.0.10/lib/bundler/source.rb:162.
<Koolvin>
Rake aborted!
<steveklabnik>
(normally I'm in #rvm, but i'm not right now...
<shevy>
Koolvin well now you have the path!
<steveklabnik>
jbardin: what else is there?
<jbardin>
i tried remove, but it left some stuf fin bin, and i have a bunch of bad wrappers i mnade
<havenn>
jbardin: rvm remove ruby-version-here
<steveklabnik>
jbardin: if you're deleting all rubies, the simplest way is to just remove rvm and start again.
<shevy>
Koolvin I'd remove /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems and reinstall rubygems from source :P
<steveklabnik>
otherwise you just type rvm remove someruby a zillion times
<jbardin>
oh sweet, i think i did uninstall
<Koolvin>
Ok i'll try =[
<shevy>
Koolvin what does "gem --version" return btw?
<shevy>
I am on 1.8.10
<Koolvin>
1.8.11
bubonicpestilenc joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
oh
<bubonicpestilenc>
hey all
<Koolvin>
Yeah.
<shevy>
I am lagging behind :(
<havenn>
shevy: So last week.
<Koolvin>
Havenn, would reinstalling 1.8.11 fix my problem
<shevy>
haha yeah havenn
<shevy>
<Koolvin> NOTE: Gem.source_index is deprecated, use Specification. It will be removed on or after 2011-11-01.
<shevy>
I hope so Koolvin
<shevy>
1.8.11 was released 2011-11-03 11:06
<Koolvin>
So it should be deprecated
<shevy>
2 days after that deprecation warning you get ;P
<shevy>
it would make sense!
<Koolvin>
What is my error saying?
<shevy>
1.8.11 is now installed
<Koolvin>
That the command won't work
<shevy>
how do you get that error?
<shevy>
ah
<shevy>
when you use rake
<Koolvin>
Yes
<jbardin>
i borked up a wrapper install for god
<burgestrand>
Looks like an update of bundler might help.
<jbardin>
and ended up with all types of god_XXX wrapper bins
curtism joined #ruby-lang
<drbrain>
the only difference between 1.8.10 and 1.8.11 is that Deprecate isn't in the top-level namespace
jeek_ joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
Koolvin hmm no real idea ... rake must be calling something that causes that ... perhaps ultrasphinx:bootstrap is calling Gem.source_index
apeiros_ joined #ruby-lang
<Koolvin>
It is
<Koolvin>
But it has to
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: could you try upgrading bundler?
<Koolvin>
So wouldn't downgrading rubygems fix the problem?
<shevy>
Koolvin hmmmmmm
<Koolvin>
Command for that?
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: gem install bundler
<drbrain>
Koolvin: ultrasphinx needs to be updated to newer API
<shevy>
let's downgrade to ruby 1.6
<drbrain>
Koolvin: you should file a bug against ultrasphinx
<burgestrand>
Am I blind or is the trace showing the call comes from bundler?
<Koolvin>
Done
<Koolvin>
Lets try it
<burgestrand>
Which version of bundler do you have now?
FrostyAcres joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
version 0.0.1
<shevy>
:P
<Koolvin>
Burgestrand seems to have fixed things
<burgestrand>
1.0.10 comes from february so it’s kind of old :p
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: awesome :)
flip_digits joined #ruby-lang
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: might even want to run bundler 1.1rc if you run this command a lot, it’ll really reduce the time you have to make yourself a hot beverage while bundler is “downloading rubygems index” or whatever
<Koolvin>
Bundler couldn't find some gems. Did you run `bundle install`?
<Koolvin>
(See full trace by running task with --trace)
<Koolvin>
I've run bundle install
<Koolvin>
Do I have to do it from that user?
tjgillies joined #ruby-lang
livinded joined #ruby-lang
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: hm, peculiar, perhaps it could be a permissions issue?
<tjgillies>
anyone successfully run two resque-web apps on same host, it seems it doesn't matter what port i specify it complains theres already another instance running
<Koolvin>
Burgestrand, permissions for what
<steveklabnik>
jbardin: can't run them on the same port.
<steveklabnik>
oh wait
<steveklabnik>
you said no matter what
<steveklabnik>
derp.
<steveklabnik>
and tjgillies rather than jbardin , dammit. i suck. shutting up
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: like, if you ran “bundle install” with sudo but then you run “rake db:create” without, perhaps the permissions would get in the way for bundler to find the required gems
<jbardin>
yea
<jbardin>
i am like, since when did rubies need ports?
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
<Koolvin>
Meh
<Koolvin>
I can't sudo with this user
gix joined #ruby-lang
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: I’m just guessing, if you ran “bundle install” successfully the gems should be there
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: could try running “bundle exec rake db:create” just to make sure, too
<tjgillies>
steveklabnik: hve you run two instances on same machine before?
<steveklabnik>
tjgillies: I don't _think_ so?
<tjgillies>
steveklabnik: lol
<steveklabnik>
mabe?
<steveklabnik>
i tend to use delayed_job
<steveklabnik>
but i've deployed resque once or twice
<Koolvin>
Think I found the problem
<Koolvin>
An error occured while installing nokogiri (1.5.0), and Bundler cannot continue.
<Koolvin>
Make sure that `gem install nokogiri -v '1.5.0'` succeeds before bundling.
<Koolvin>
Doesn't work
<Koolvin>
Won't install
<Koolvin>
ERROR: Error installing nokogiri:
<Koolvin>
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
<Koolvin>
Checking for libxml/parser.h... yes
<Koolvin>
Checking for libxslt/xslt.h... no
<Koolvin>
Square 1
<drbrain>
looks like you're missing libxslt
<Koolvin>
Libxslt?
<Koolvin>
Is that a gem?
saLOUt joined #ruby-lang
<burgestrand>
It’s a software library, you’ll probably install it through your package manager
<Koolvin>
E: Couldn't find package libxslt
<injekt>
libxslt1-dev
jbwiv joined #ruby-lang
<burgestrand>
It’s always fun trying to find out what they named the package
<burgestrand>
Aye, still no excuse, I feel bad for you :d
<Koolvin>
How can I fix this one?
<burgestrand>
Hm, well, you’d have to find the actual source of the error this time, might give you a more meaningful backtrace if you add “--trace” to the command
<burgestrand>
Too bad the gitorious source is not at github :p
<Koolvin>
Lol.
<Koolvin>
Why is that too bad
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: because now I had to browse it through gitorious
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: anyway, have you created a database.yml?
scottschecter joined #ruby-lang
<Koolvin>
Ya
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: config/database.yml to be more exact, it should contain information about the database you wish to use for production/development/test environments
<Koolvin>
Right
<Koolvin>
It's configured
<burgestrand>
By the looks of that error (and source), it appears it cannot find the configuration for whatever environment the application loads up with
<Koolvin>
Meh
<burgestrand>
(it’d probably be development)
m0wfo joined #ruby-lang
<Koolvin>
It's looking like giving up is getting pretty close
<burgestrand>
I’m surprised you’re still here!
<burgestrand>
Anyhow!
m0wfo left #ruby-lang
<burgestrand>
First thing I’d do is double-check to make sure the database.yml file is in order, that’s the most likely culprit
<burgestrand>
Ah, yeah, you have no development section in the database.yml?
<Koolvin>
Fibhg
<Koolvin>
Lol.
<Koolvin>
Right
<burgestrand>
Did you remember to do “export RAILS_ENV=production”?
<burgestrand>
It appears the rake command is not picking it up
<Koolvin>
Yes
<Koolvin>
Fuck me.
<Koolvin>
I guess switching back and forth fudged with it
<Koolvin>
That worked
<Koolvin>
I'll let you know
<burgestrand>
:)
<Koolvin>
Note that it explicitely instructs you to do that
<Koolvin>
Note if you have to drop out to root again because it tells you that you missed some gems then remember to do the export again when you have su’d back into the git user!
solars joined #ruby-lang
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
hagabaka joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
hmm I just had a great idea
<shevy>
let's skip ruby 2.0 and directly go to 2.1!
<shevy>
whoa
<shevy>
webpage = kup.render ->
<shevy>
that is valid coffeescript??
<injekt>
-> is just a function
<injekt>
so yeah, you're sending a function to the render function
perryh joined #ruby-lang
<shevy>
hmm
malev joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
<Koolvin>
New issue!
<Koolvin>
Korvin@ubuntu:/var/www/gitorious$ sudo bundle exec service git-daemon start
<Koolvin>
Starting git-daemon: /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/bundler-1.0.21/lib/bundler/runtime.rb:31:in `setup': You have already activated daemons 1.1.4, but your Gemfile requires daemons 1.1.0. Using bundle exec may solve this. (Gem::LoadError)
<burgestrand>
Hm, my guess is that git-daemon start does something that essentially circumvents bundler
<burgestrand>
service git-daemon start does not feel like a ruby thingy to me
<burgestrand>
Hm
<Koolvin>
Git-daemon is simply starting the git-daemon
<Koolvin>
It's git
<Koolvin>
Good news is the site is online
<burgestrand>
Yeah, I find it odd ruby is even involved here
<burgestrand>
Rails has some cross-site forgery protection built-in, and this is what happen when you get it wrong.
<Koolvin>
={
<burgestrand>
For example by forgetting to send the authenticity token with your forms!
<Koolvin>
Possible fix?
<burgestrand>
You can either remove the forgery protection (which is not the best idea, but it should remove the errors), or try to add the missing parameter to the login form (I believe that’s what you’re trying to login with?)
<banisterfiend>
git question: how do i 'merge' in from upstream but leave the changes just in the working directory, i.e no commit, and no change to index
<burgestrand>
banisterfiend: you’d probably want to git fetch origin first
<burgestrand>
Koolvin: I believe the relevant piece of code might be in app/controllers/application_controller.rb, if you see a line saying “protect_from_forgery”… remove it
<burgestrand>
banisterfiend: can’t say I’ve tried it though :P
<Koolvin>
Burgestrand, will I have to re export
<Koolvin>
And re rake
<burgestrand>
Naw, you should be good
zzak joined #ruby-lang
<Koolvin>
I removed that, and the problem persists
<burgestrand>
You might have to restart the server itself though
<burgestrand>
Running in production rails does not reload code between requests
<Koolvin>
Meh that's going to be a cluster fuck
<Koolvin>
But lets do it
<andrewvos>
How can I convert (nil) into 0 and any number into that number?
<burgestrand>
new_number = 0
<burgestrand>
Oh, nevermind, misunderstood :P
<andrewvos>
burgestrand: You just made me laugh out loud. Well done.
nofxx joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
Oh wait. nil.to_i works :|
<burgestrand>
… wat
<burgestrand>
andrewvos: :)
<zzak>
:D
<burgestrand>
What the hell, I have a distinct memory of *missing* nil.to_i when I needed it merely days ago
<burgestrand>
I would’ve gone with new_number = old_number || 0 though ^^
kain_ joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
burgestrand: haha
blowmage` joined #ruby-lang
jensn joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
OMG
<andrewvos>
I get to use minitest benchmark stuff!!!!
<andrewvos>
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS DAY ALL MY LIFE
igotnolegs joined #ruby-lang
<oddmunds>
haha
<Koolvin>
Meh it's trying to send a confirmation email D=
<andrewvos>
Damnit. Guess I don't get to use the benchmark stuff.
<andrewvos>
I converted an algorithm from python to ruby and lost much of the accuracy.
RomD joined #ruby-lang
Xzyx987X joined #ruby-lang
matled joined #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
Does anyone else think 1..2 vs 1...3 can often hide the fact that there's three dots, if you get what Imean?
<samuelkadolph>
I can count, if you know what I mean.
<zenspider>
andrewvos: usually I'm doing the rhs with a variable, and the context also helps
m0wfo joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
zenspider: RHS?
<jorgenpt>
What're my stdlib options for --long-argument parsing?
FrostyAcres joined #ruby-lang
<andrewvos>
zenspider: Oh. Right hand sign.
m0wfo left #ruby-lang
looopy joined #ruby-lang
zmack joined #ruby-lang
Xzyx987X_ joined #ruby-lang
RomD joined #ruby-lang
<injekt>
jorgenpt: optparse or getoptlong
<injekt>
jorgenpt: they're both stdlib, optparse is more popular, and you should prefer that over getoptlong
<injekt>
but, if you want to steer away from stdlib, you should use slop