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<swarley>
Ah, KbReturn
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<Spooner>
swarley, #gosu is probably the best place for Chingu questions.
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<swarley>
ah, alright.
<Spooner>
swarley, You can use the Chingu input handling. It is nicer (e.g. on_input(:return) { bleh }
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<swarley>
Yeah, but I wanted to make a catch-all for users to do the_state.hook(:down, Button::KbReturn, Button::KbEnter) { puts "you pressed enter" }
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<swarley>
But I'm sure that chingu has support for that, that I overlooked
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<Spooner>
on_input(:return, :enter) { bleh }
<Spooner>
or possibly you need to pass in an array. I don't remember right now.
<swarley>
ah. I should probably just let it use that then
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<Spooner>
Actually, probably is an array, so you can do: on_input([:return, :enter], :move_down)
<swarley>
Also, I was looking at Fidget and I was thinking about submitting a patch for the text that creates a string of character objects to make it delete correctly
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<jblack>
Hello. I'm trying to learn how to use activerecord. My learning code is at http://pastebin.ca/2355249
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<jblack>
Right now I'm trying to figure out how to use a belongs_to that I have defined. I would think I could do something like... "pp Sosmanual.first.clientstate", but no such luck
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<fryguy>
jblack: belongs_to needs to have a has_one or has_many on the other end for it to do what you want
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<fryguy>
not strictly true, but going down this line of thinking will help you realize what you are doing wrong
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<kaneda^>
hey all, i'm doing code academy and the question asks me to make something that sorts an array, and then reverses it if the rev flag is set to true: http://pastie.org/7443246
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<kaneda^>
it keeps telling me it doesnt alphabetize the list if i dont give it a second param, but it seems like it ought to be
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<kaneda^>
is code academy wrong or am i making a dumb mistake somewhere?
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<swarley>
it shouldn't reverse unless you're giving a true argument
<swarley>
the rev=false means it is false by default
<kaneda^>
right
<jblack>
fryguy: Ok. for what it's worth, I'm trying to work with an existing table that predates my employment by years.
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<kaneda^>
swarley, the response is "Oops, try again! It looks like your method doesn't default to alphabetizing an array when it doesn't receive a second parameter."
<fryguy>
kaneda^: what's the return value of that function supposed to be
<kaneda^>
if i dont pass anything it should leave it sorted
<jblack>
what I read seems to imply that one should use belongs_to and has_one according to where one has the foreign key
<kaneda^>
fryguy, the alphabetized list if rev = false, or the reverse if rev = true
<fryguy>
kaneda^: it's not going to be returning that
<kaneda^>
fryguy, what's up with it?
<fryguy>
it's going to be returning the value of rev intsead
<swarley>
it doesn't return the array
<swarley>
it returns nil
<swarley>
[4] pry(main)> alphabetize arr
<swarley>
=> nil
<kaneda^>
swarley, it sorts in place
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<fryguy>
kaneda^: that doesn't make it magically return the array from the function
<kaneda^>
i didnt mean to put the puts there
<swarley>
ew
<jblack>
I found the problem. I had the wrong capitalization for the foreign key.
<kaneda^>
fryguy, it's sorted in place, i assume it's past as a pointer in reality and i can sort it in place locally and have it effect the outer reference
<fryguy>
kaneda^: right, but what is code academy expecting?
<kaneda^>
fryguy, good question
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<kaneda^>
it told me to rewrite the previous method, in which i simply reversed the sorting order with the comparator
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<fryguy>
kaneda^: you probably had an implicit return in the previous method
<kaneda^>
fryguy, there's such a thing in ruby?
<fryguy>
if a return value isn't specified, ruby returns the value of the last statement executed in a function
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<ccooke>
kaneda^: your current method will either return the reversed list or nil
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<kaneda^>
keep in mind i moved the puts down a line, and that line now reads simply "alphabetize(arr)"
<ccooke>
kaneda^: because the if is the last expression in the method, and it will return nil if rev is not true
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<kaneda^>
ccooke, and if i dont care about the value of the return?
<Vivekananda>
Hey everyone
<Vivekananda>
what does sortby(&:downcase) mean in ruby ?
<fryguy>
kaneda^: you might not, but it sure seems like code academy does
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<ccooke>
kaneda^: you might not, but that may not be the contract that you're writing to
<kaneda^>
fryguy, ah, so that's probably it
<swarley>
that's like saying
<kaneda^>
ccooke, indeed, i'll try that
<Vivekananda>
I meant a.sortby(&:downcase)
<swarley>
sortby {|x| x.downcase }
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<kaneda^>
yah, i just needed to return the arr, indeed, thanks guys
<swarley>
&:method is syntax sugar for doign that
<swarley>
You almost never want to modify in place
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<kaneda^>
just to be clear, sorting in place would change the outer reference in ruby?
<fryguy>
kaneda^: yes
<kaneda^>
k, good
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: the & operator in ruby is a shorthand for calling the to_proc method on the object
<fryguy>
which is why it's usually bad
<kaneda^>
fryguy, indeed, but it's intentional here
<Vivekananda>
ccooke: ok so now I want to read about this & operator
<Vivekananda>
:)
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: Not everything has a to_proc, but Symbols have one that sends the Symbol to the argument
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: it's magic.
<kaneda^>
the unless foo.is_a? Integer kind of syntax is really confusing, although it's meant to be straightforward
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: it really should work everywhere, bevause that would be Better.
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<ccooke>
Vivekananda: but unfortunately it is magic, so it only works in a few places as syntactic sugar.
<kaneda^>
ruby is actually harder to learn if you're fluent in python, i think -_-
<swarley>
def alphabetize(array, reverse=nil) array.dup.sort {|a,b| a <=> b }.tap {|x| x.reverse! if reverse } end
<kaneda^>
arr.each do |x| <-- why not for x in foo:
<ccooke>
kaneda^: the inverse is also true
<swarley>
w00t, my overly complicated solution
<ccooke>
kaneda^: from experience :-)
<kaneda^>
ccooke, i'd imagine, yah
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<swarley>
kaneda^, for modifies it's scope
<ccooke>
kaneda^: they *look* very similar, but really work very differently
<kaneda^>
swarley, doesnt that imply a code block, and therefore has a scope as well?
<swarley>
objects created in a for loop are brought out into the upper scope
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<swarley>
Objects created in a proc don't effect the upper scope
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<swarley>
that looks like an i (in my browser) but I'm manipulating j as an array in the outer scope
<kaneda^>
i see, you're pushing i into the j array
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<kaneda^>
what's the j ||=[] syntax?
<swarley>
yes
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<swarley>
that means if j is undefined then it should be assigned []
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<swarley>
or if it's value is false
<kaneda^>
nice!
<swarley>
its*
<kaneda^>
that's nifty, actually
<Vivekananda>
ccooke: I am reading all you are writing but
<swarley>
It's useful in hashes
<Vivekananda>
understanding is
<kaneda^>
bash can do that, i cant think of a way to do it in python without looking for key in dict
<Vivekananda>
so i am trying to read more about it
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<swarley>
especially if you have a hash of arrays, I often do (hash[key] ||= []) << value
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<Vivekananda>
Hwo ddo I do this and not do that to change things
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<ccooke>
Vivekananda: heh. It's nearly 2am here, and I started on the maintenance I'm doing at 16:00. The current conference call has been going five hours, with no end in sight.
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: Sense is debatable. Sentience is doubtful.
<kaneda^>
swarley, i end up doing if(key in dict): dict[key] = initial; else: dict[key] <someop> <someval>
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<kaneda^>
definitely not as elegant
<fryguy>
kaneda^: use defaultdict
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<rawng>
say I have a 3x3 array and another array e.x. [1, 1], how can I pass the [1, 1] array to the 3x3 array an index?
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: But to answer your *question*, & is a shorthand way to tell Ruby that a method parameter must be a Proc.
<kaneda^>
fryguy, that's like foo = Hash.new(0)
<kaneda^>
yes?
<fryguy>
kaneda^: yes
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<ccooke>
Vivekananda: if the parameter isn't a proc, it will try to cast it to a Proc - which uses the to_proc method (just as casting to string uses to_s)
<kaneda^>
k, cool
<rawng>
3x3 array *as* an index*
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: if the object you used with & has a to_proc, all is well. If not, you get a method missing exception
<kaneda^>
fryguy, i'll end up finishing the code academy in 3 sittings, not sure what to do after that
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<ccooke>
Vivekananda: a nice example of the functionality is to - say - define a to_proc method on the Regexp class, then call a method with method( &/regex/ )
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<jdsanders>
Hi folks! How can I convert a positive or negative number to a string of bits of a certain length in Ruby 1.9? In 1.8, I can just do "%0#{length}b" % num, but in 1.9 I get something like "..1101" for negative numbers
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<swarley>
rawng, array_1[array_2[0]][array_2[1]]
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<rawng>
swarley: thanks
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<swarley>
no problem
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<jdsanders>
"%0#{length}b" % (2**length + (num + 1)) almost works, but it actually gives me a string that is length + 1 characters long, with the first character being a 1
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<ccooke>
Vivekananda: Horrible, not actually useful but good example: "class Regexp; def to_proc; Proc.new { |obj| self.match(obj) }; end;end", then try [ "one", "two", "three" ].map &/o/
<jdsanders>
oh, looks like I can mask it off
<jdsanders>
& 2**length
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<kaneda^>
jdsanders, +1 i think
<kaneda^>
& 2**length + 1
<kaneda^>
if you're going for 2s compliment
<jdsanders>
hmm, so here's my final solution: "%0#{length}b" % ((2**length + (num + 1)) & 2**length)
<jdsanders>
I think the +1 part is inside the parens
<jdsanders>
it seems a bit redundant
<jdsanders>
but it seems to work
<jdsanders>
i'm surprised that "%08b" would ever give a string of length 9!
<jdsanders>
that seems buggy to me
<kaneda^>
hrm, so if i define something like foo[:bar] = baz, i cannot also say foo["bar"], it must be :bar
<swarley>
jdsanders, you're expanding it :p
<ccooke>
Vivekananda: does that help slightly?
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<swarley>
kaneda^, yes, :bar is a different object than "bar"
<havenwood>
balr0g: I didn't read the whole stack overflow.
<balr0g>
havenwood: so i'll try the commands you told me right now...
<havenwood>
balr0g: I assume you are running latest rvm (`rvm get latest`) and have installed the reqs (`rvm requirements`)?
<kaneda^>
havenwood, when i try to run "symbol_AZ = Hash[(:a..:z).to_a.zip((1..26).to_a)]" i get an argumenterror
<kaneda^>
but code academy does not return an error
<Vivekananda>
btw when I try String.chars in pry it says #[Enumerator....] .what does this mean ?
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<havenwood>
kaneda^: That works on my machine. Makes me wonder if you are using Ruby 1.9+?
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<kaneda^>
havenwood, i didnt realize the :foo syntax is only 1.9
<havenwood>
Vivekananda: #chars method returns an instance of the Enumerator class.
<kaneda^>
i'm using 1.8.7 right now
<havenwood>
kaneda^: Yup, unfortunately that is still an issue until 1.8 is End-of-Life'd in June.
<havenwood>
kaneda^: Switch to 2.0.0 if you can!
<kaneda^>
havenwood, good to know
<kaneda^>
havenwood, i'm just learning, so i'll start with the standard as it exists today
<kaneda^>
i still havent learned python 3 ;p
<havenwood>
kaneda^: 2.0 is the standard.
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<kaneda^>
havenwood, ok
<havenwood>
kaneda^: 1.8 is deprecated. 1.9 was a very-long-running release candidate for 2.0. 2.0.0-p0 is the latest stable version of Ruby and is backward compatible with 1.9.
<kaneda^>
ah, also good to know, ty
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<Vivekananda>
hmm
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<havenwood>
kaneda^: Yeah, 1.8 to 1.9 is a big change. 1.9 to 2.0 is smooth.
<kaneda^>
cool, 1.9+ it is
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<balr0g>
havenwood: i executed the commands you told me... get latest, requeriments, install yaml, reinstall 2.0 ... still the same problem: http://pastebin.ca/2355282
<balr0g>
havenwood: but i think this has to be with the version of ruby... that last paste makes reference to 1.9.3 and when i executed the previous commands, all references were to 2.0.0
<rawng>
I asked a question about a using array elements as an index for another earlier
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<Vivekananda>
rawng: you telling me ?
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<lukeholder>
Vivekananda you are not passing the words into the block
<bnagy>
Vivekananda: omfg read some docs already
<rawng>
i had a 3x3 array, and did array1[array2[0], array2[1]] = string. instead of replacing the specified array element (in this case array1[1, 1]) with the string, it replaced array1[1] with three strings
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<Vivekananda>
lol
<bnagy>
go read all of Enumerable, right now
<rawng>
Vivekananda: no
<Vivekananda>
:p
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<Vivekananda>
bnagy: ok sorry
<lukeholder>
Vivekananda: h.each {|key, value| puts "#{key} is #{value}" }
<Vivekananda>
I guess I missing something very dumb
<rawng>
how can I place the specified object into array[1, 1] without the above behavour?
<Vivekananda>
okay reading
<bnagy>
Vivekananda: pay particular attention to map - we almost never use indicies to iterate over stuff in ruby
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<Vivekananda>
bnagy: that is just a replaceble analogy there and I do know that should not use
<bnagy>
rawng: would you be able to gist / pastie some code? I'm not sure exactly what you're trying
<Vivekananda>
indices. but can easily be replaced with words.each
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<rawng>
bnagy: ... I think i just figured it out. I hate how answers come to me just after typing the question...
<bnagy>
Vivekananda: so do so, poof problem solved
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<rawng>
anyway i misread the output, it replaced array1[1] with one string, not three. and I think it messed up because I assigned to array1[index, index] instead of array1[index][index]
<lukeholder>
Vivekananda: thats iterating the array (no need to count the length of the array to iterate) and passing each array item (string word) into the block
<Vivekananda>
so word.downcase will work and word[0] will but
<Vivekananda>
word[x] wont
<lukeholder>
word[x] would be targeting a letter because word is a string in the block
<Vivekananda>
lukeholder: I am not needed to count the array and I know that. I am concerned with the word problem
<Vivekananda>
but I hope bnagy does not come back to tell me you are still here
<Vivekananda>
:)
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<bnagy>
Vivekananda: your code blows up because you off-by-one'd
<lukeholder>
Vivekananda: does that clarify?
<bnagy>
otherwise it's 'fine' it's just wrong and non-idiomatic
<Vivekananda>
so if x = 0 I say word[0] it returns "rats" but if I say word[x] it will be wrong
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<right1>
it was advertised to me that sinatra was supposed to be simple enough that anyone could be a proficient user of it by skimming the docs
<right1>
ofc i havent used it so i cant say anything
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<Vivekananda>
lukeholder: nope. my initial element is not one string but an array of strings . Also I tried two things -- http://eval.in/15920
<Vivekananda>
have a look
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<bnagy>
Vivekananda: words.length is still going to be out of bounds, no matter how many ways you rejig it
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<lukeholder>
Vivekananda: why did you post your pry output into that??
<bnagy>
you either need to do (0 ... words.length) ( note third dot ) OR NOT USE INDICIES
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<Vivekananda>
bnagy: but in the eval I posted above I am getting an output based on the index enumerator itself isnt it ?
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<Vivekananda>
lukeholder: sorry did not realize you needed it. I was just trying eval
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<bnagy>
Vivekananda: I don't know how many more times I can say the same thing. If an Array is length 5, ary[5] will be nil, because indicies start at 0, so ary[4] is the last elem
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<bnagy>
you are walking off the end of your array, so ary[5] is returning nil
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<bnagy>
you then try nil.chars, which fails, because nil doesn't have that method
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<bnagy>
that's why they included the crazy triple dot range
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<Vivekananda>
bnagy if you just said this initially would have understood -- " If an Array is length 5, ary[5] will be nil, because indicies start at 0, so ary[4] is the last elem"
<Vivekananda>
or even
<Vivekananda>
"you are walking off the end of your array, so ary[5] is returning nil"
<bnagy>
have you tried messing with syntax? like describe( Validations ) or using {} ?
<kenneth>
and obj[field] contains {test: :val}
<bnagy>
oh sorry looking at the wrong file :D
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<bnagy>
oh.. um.. yeah ok, so where's the block?
<kenneth>
pooh wait
<kenneth>
i just had an idea
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<kenneth>
it could be a block argument not a regular argument and i need to do &opts[:with]…
<kenneth>
rubber duckie debugging lol
<kenneth>
been stuck on this since like noon :X
<kenneth>
OMG YES THAT WAS IT
<kenneth>
jesus
<kenneth>
haha thanks bnagy
<kenneth>
you're my rubber duckie
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<kenneth>
all my tests pass now :)
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<bnagy>
how is that rubber duckie? Is was exactly what I said ;)
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<gr4yscale>
hey guys, if i'm trying to write a mock server for integration testing with sinatra and i want to be able to mock out some basic JSON objects, have some pagination on some endpoints, be able to handle a multipart file upload, and serve up files…what are the best libraries to work with to date?
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<gr4yscale>
is datamapper still in?
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<gr4yscale>
looks like sinatra will serve up files out of the box
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<gr4yscale>
i'm mostly concerned with the portion where i generate JSON; i mean i can capture responses to txt files and serve up files if that method is a great deal simpler
<gr4yscale>
serve up canned responses from files*
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<rawng>
how expensive are objects in ruby? will maintaining ~250 fairly simple objects be an unreasonable thing to do and maintain program responsiveness/ not use loads of memory?
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<rawng>
i'm making a simple roguelike that only processes information upon keypress for now
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<bnagy>
rawng: don't worry about it
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<bnagy>
if you're worried about creating objects then you're using the wrong language :D
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<rawng>
hah, okay then
<bnagy>
rawng: also, you should look at celluloid
<bnagy>
mainly because I've always wished I had enough free time to write a roguelike on it :D
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<bnagy>
it's a perfect model for that problem
<bnagy>
well ok, maybe it's not if you want it turn based...
<bnagy>
but still, it ould be so coool :)
<rawng>
hmm.. I haven't proceeded in development far enough to hit concurrency problems
<rawng>
true, it would be
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<rawng>
the only obvious thing that jumps out is using a thread to get input, but i've already got nonblocking input worked out
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<bnagy>
nah it's the whole Actor model, you can just encode everything in the statemachines for your PC / NPCs
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<rellin>
My brain is farting so hard. Does anyone know the name of that feature where you can append plaintext/non-ruby code at the bottom of your .rb file and open it?
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<balr0g>
how to uninstall/remove a ruby installed by sources compilation?
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<balr0g>
i need help, how bas is to delete ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.0.0-p0/ and ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.0.0-p0@global/ i was trying to uninstall my ruby installation, now im getting error installing from RVM, please help!
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<Pierreb>
for this http://eval.in/15941 How can i save "PS" "hummina" "561" "LCNostra" "Gildarts" "299" "ResDogs" "51A/72A" into variables?
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<bnagy>
what do you mean by 'into variables'? How do you want to use those strings?
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<balr0g>
i deleted ~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.0.0-p0/ dir, how bad is that, and how to solve that to install with RVM, please help...
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<bnagy>
balr0g: rvm has its own channel
<bnagy>
but you could try just recreating the dir and reinstalling your gems?
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<kseifried>
anyone know of a tarantula like fuzzer that will crawl your ruby app and shove weird data into things to see how it breaks?
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<bnagy>
kseifried: have you looked at flog / flay?
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<kseifried>
no, rubygems?
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<kseifried>
niiiiiiiice
<kseifried>
bnagy, : know of anything else?
<kseifried>
oh I like this
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<bnagy>
not offhand, but you could check the other zenspider stuff
<kseifried>
ok yeah flay.. that looks useful
<bnagy>
some of the testing wonks hang out in #ruby-lang as well
<kseifried>
I'm a security wonk. tried tarantula, looks nice but it;'s out of date and semi broken :P
<kseifried>
so can't reccomend it in the article
<kseifried>
telling people about broken softaware is not so much fun
<bnagy>
you're talking about source-code manipulation, right, not actually fuzzing real interfaces?
<kseifried>
mostly yeah
<kseifried>
whatever, if it works and is good
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<bnagy>
ok, that side isn't really my area :)
<kseifried>
1) writing it up for an article and 2) always looking for good tools
<kseifried>
bnagy, : so basically anything to try I'm interested in
<kseifried>
whether or not it is cost effective is another matter
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<kseifried>
like brakeman, love that shit
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<Pierreb>
bnagy: i want to be able to to use the info gathered, for example relay part of it to a different channel and so on
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<bnagy>
Pierreb: well you can get an array out of it with like str.squeeze.split
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<Pierreb>
bnagy: ok thx
<bnagy>
if those are some kind of field values then you can get a Hash with Hash[ field_names.zip str.squeeze.split ]
<bnagy>
if you had field names like fields= %w( name address shoe_size favourite_fish )
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<kseifried>
bnagy, : your twitter pic looks like one of my kids when I don't let him take his outside toys inside
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<Pierreb>
ok ill play aroudn with it a bit
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<rawng>
if I create an object and stick it in an array without assigning a variable to it, can I later invoke that objects methods on its array index?
<rawng>
typed all that up, haven't checked for typos yet
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<Seisatsu>
hi
<Seisatsu>
what's MV*
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<Boohbah>
何？
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<Fuzai>
if I have an array of 10 elements and I want to take the 5th element and exchange it for the 4th element ( move it down in the queue ) is there an easy way with ruby to do this?
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<bnagy>
rawng: oic - yeah that code doesn't do what you think it does
<skroon>
hi
<bnagy>
rawng: you could debug this by doing p some_wall_obj.methods.include? :glyph for example
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<bnagy>
rawng: I think you're probably aiming for class Wall < Gobject maybe?
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<rawng>
*smacks forehead*
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<rawng>
I was searching around the internet for ruby inheritance and things said to use << which ruby complained about
<rawng>
so I commented it out
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<bnagy>
rawng: basically Wall is its own class, and in it's initialize you create a Gobject instance and never do anything with it - so Wall is just more or less a blank Object
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<rawng>
yes.. that makes sense. setting the superclass correctly now brings up some other errors with passing arguments to Gobject's constructor (if that's what you call the initialize method)
<rawng>
so I'll go hunt those now
<rawng>
thanks for all the help mate, even if it's been ridiculously simple every time
<rawng>
hrm, I've seen people overriding new in examples on the web
<rawng>
but i'll take your word for it
<rawng>
i'll take a look canton7
<bnagy>
you can, but you shouldn't ( override new )
<kenneth>
class Wall; def initialize(currentloc); super("env", "#", currentloc); end; end
<bnagy>
and new is a class method anyway
<canton7>
rawng, unless you know what you're doing, and are prepared to allocate the required memory / whatever other funky stuff you need to do, don't try and do #new's job
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<kenneth>
eh, i guess canton7 beat me to it
<kenneth>
:p
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<kenneth>
did a better job too, i forgot `< Gobject`
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<Boohbah>
rawng: i've seen goatse on the web, but that doesn't make it pretty :)
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<canton7>
:P
<canton7>
I didn't spot the fact he was defining #new the first time around...
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<kenneth>
i got fucked earlier because `when` is a language keyword and you can't override it as a method :(
<kenneth>
my otherwise beautiful code had to be sullied by `run_when` instead of `when`
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<rawng>
tried super, just in the wrong way. I guess i shouldn't code on so little sleep : /
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<bnagy>
rawng: super by itself will pass the exact arguments the class was given in initialize
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<bnagy>
if you want to pass different ones, you can, and if you want to pass no args to the superclass you have to super()
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<bnagy>
which is pretty much the only time I can think of in ruby where you should have empty parens
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<kenneth>
sleepy time, night y'all
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<dawkirst>
Hello, trying to understand something fundamental. If f1 and f2 are instances of File, and I call .open on the same binary file for writing, what will happen? How is the concurrency handled?
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<hoelzro>
dawkirst: do you mean f1 = File.open('foo.bin') f2 = File.open('foo.bin')?
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<hoelzro>
(with the write flag set, that is)
<dawkirst>
hoelzro, yes. Or even 'foo.txt'. Say that both f1 and f2 then try to call .write? At the same time.
<hoelzro>
I'm not sure if Ruby does anything on top of the standard library
<hoelzro>
either way, it's probably OS dependant
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<hoelzro>
on Linux (iirc), single calls to write are atomic
<dawkirst>
hoelzro, that makes sense.
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<Hanmac1>
it also when buffing is used, depends on wich f1 or f2 is closed first
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<dawkirst>
Then just a silly question on top of that: what is the de facto flat file persistence approach used by most Rubyists (e.g., no database, just flat files)?
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<dawkirst>
I'm trying to understand the thought process more than the technical aspects, by the way.
<Hanmac1>
dawkirst: it depens on the size of the project and the amont of data
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<dawkirst>
Hanmac1, makes sense.
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<bnagy>
basically, Don't Do That
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<bnagy>
dawkirst: imho people tend to use YAML for config files etc, and then 'it depends' for other persistence
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<dawkirst>
bnagy, so always try to go for some sort of SQL or NoSQL persistence?
<bnagy>
if 'no database' is allowed to include 'no database server' then I use TokyoCabinet, but it;s old
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<bnagy>
but it's got a really nice wrapper gem, and it's just to replace bdb, for me
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<dawkirst>
bnagy, any newer equivalents?
* Hanmac1
uses also xml for database stuff
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<bnagy>
well KyotoCabinet is the new one, but the API is less awesome
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<dawkirst>
Ok, thanks.
<bnagy>
Hanmac1: what do you use to write out XML?
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<Hanmac1>
bnagy the builder of nokogiri
<bnagy>
dawkirst: there's also sqlite, but it's awful
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<bnagy>
Hanmac1: hrmmm. I was trying to use nokogiri to read, modify and write out apple's XML files - but I couldn't get the writing to work
<rawng>
well, it's not much bit it's my first ruby program that does anything
<rawng>
not bad for a day or two into ruby i'd say
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<bnagy>
rawng: nice :)
<rawng>
if anyone runs it, it sort of misbehaves outside of 24x80 line terminals
<pi3r>
Hi, I know it's not the place, but does someone knows a little about github api ?
<bnagy>
there's lot of things 'wrong' with it, but the only thing I would worry about at this stage is getting rid of those horrible $globals
<rawng>
haha yeah
<rawng>
I'm more concerned about the architecture of the thing, but why are globals such a bad thing?
<bnagy>
rawng: the rest of the OO looks OK
<rawng>
i see that a lot in discussions
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<Fuzai>
because they make it easy for "real" coders to complain when there is nothing else to complain about :p
<bnagy>
they're just ugly, and they're usually a sign that the person who wrote the code doesn't understand about scope and visibility
<rawng>
Fuzai: zing!
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<rawng>
mmh, fair enough
<bnagy>
so if you see globals there's almost always going to be lots more horror in store :)
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<Fuzai>
I use a few globals and very selectively. I'm sure if I posted my usage examples i would be crucified, but for me it makes my life alot easier then trying to chase things
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<Fuzai>
but i do avoid them as much as I can
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<Hanmac1>
in my current code i avoid own globals at any cost ... i use "static" methods as global replacement ;P
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<dawkirst>
bnagy, what about stuff like AWS S3 via some wrapper gem?
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<bnagy>
dawkirst: the s3 gem is provided by amazon, and it was written by some asshat Java programmer
<bnagy>
it is awful
<bnagy>
but yeah, you could use that :) That
<bnagy>
's more a matter of 'where to put it' than 'how to persist' though
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<dawkirst>
you referring to the aws-sdk gem? I guess yes: 'where to put it' is the right question.
<bnagy>
"splat" ( * ) converts between collections and argument arrays
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<cmyers_>
hey all, I'm looking to cache some large binary artifacts on disk. I want to have integrity, not have t worry about umask and crap, and maybe have a sane strategy for expiry (but artifacts are immutable, so no dirty detection needed).
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<cmyers_>
Anyone know of any libraries that do stuff like this in ruby?
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<cmyers_>
(say I was writing my own impl. of gem, maven, ivy, etc - that sort of thing)
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<Fuzai>
why not mysql binary blobs?
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<cmyers_>
because I don't have a database at all, this is a script.
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<emka>
Tjena
<Fuzai>
maybe sqlite then with binary blobs
<cmyers_>
also, the database won't scale to this size, and the artifacts are easier to pull ofver http/https
<cmyers_>
also, once the files are fetched, I want to pass their paths to other things that expect them to be on disk
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<Fuzai>
how big is large?
<cmyers_>
so really what I want is libraries that will write the files, check their hashes, ensure their permissions are correct, and clean them up when teh cache gets too big.
<bnagy>
hdfs or something?
<Fuzai>
sounds pretty simple
<cmyers_>
the average artifact is probably around 1-5MB, but outliers are as big as 300MB to 2GB
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<bnagy>
basically you want a filesystem abstraction, or what?
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<emka>
How do I retrieve object/hash var by a string? In php I can do $object->{$my_string}
<cmyers_>
yeah, something like that. I'm glad to write it myself, just want to know if something already exists
<Fuzai>
sounds to me like you could make a simple script, and then use find -delete to kill the old objects
<cmyers_>
I've seen something like this written like 4 times before, and nobody has ever done it without terrible bugs
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<cmyers_>
so I'd like to reuse battle-hardened code if it is out there
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<bnagy>
emka: h={}; h['foo'] = 3; h['foo']
<Hanmac1>
bnagy do you know the double splat? (**) ;P
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<bnagy>
cmyers_: If it were me I'd look into the clustered filesystems
<bnagy>
the integrity and expiry thing I guess are the tricky bit, but one might support it
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<bnagy>
and they'll have better APIs and bindings than 'normal' filesystems
<cmyers_>
I've thought about bringing a network filesystem or distributed downoad mechanism into the mix (like bittorrent between dev desktops to distribute artifacts)
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<emka>
bnagy: and from an object?
<cmyers_>
still have to actually shove the files somewhere
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<bnagy>
emka: not 100% sure what you're asking... maybe this
<cmyers_>
and it will probably have to work cross-platform - probably on windows via jruby-compete, and sane RVM setup for linux/mac
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<bnagy>
cmyers_: ok then I would definitely look into something that's above the 'normal' FS, trying to reconcile windows perms with umask etc sounds awful
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<cmyers_>
yes, taht is the source of most bugs I've seen in previous failures
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<EstanislaoStan>
Hmm, maybe that isn't what I need to do. Here's an explanation of my problem. I'm programming a basic chat server. I'm using a thread to check to see if any new people have connected. I then want to make threads for each new person that will watch their Socket#accept for any new messages.
<EstanislaoStan>
But I just end up getting locked into my deepest thread, watching only one person.
<EstanislaoStan>
For new messages.
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<bnagy>
sounds like basically you need an array of handler threads
<bnagy>
although, tbh, I wouldn't Thread this, I'd use select
<bnagy>
actually I wouldn't even use select, I'd use one of the million higher level gems :D
<bnagy>
join is really only for threads that will exit the program if you don't join em, and you're in an infinite loop, so that won't happen
<EstanislaoStan>
Ok.
<EstanislaoStan>
Fuzai: That would probably be the easier solution. But I'm doing this as barebones as I can because it's just a way to get better at Ruby mostly. If I really needed a chat server that looks great though.
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<Fuzai>
I use em-websocket for a project
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<Fuzai>
and it works really really well
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<bnagy>
EstanislaoStan: also, tip of the day - the construct for an infinite loop is 'loop do', no need to muck about with your x variable
<Fuzai>
honestly everything i've done with eventmachine takes the hardwork out of it while still giving you the layout that you think would work
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<Fuzai>
i've got a application that uses eventmachine to start a websocket server and an irc client in the same app to give me two ways to controll the application
<Fuzai>
and it works beautifully
<EstanislaoStan>
bnagy: Wow! That fixed it. What exactly was the problem? To me it still looks like it shouldn't work because I wouldn't think the higher level thread would be able to run with the lower level thread in an infinite loop.
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<bnagy>
EstanislaoStan: as soon as you joined your first connect thread it stopped your main loop, waiting for that client handler to 'finish'
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<bnagy>
basically you blocked your main loop
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<EstanislaoStan>
Is it because they're both threads that it can run while its parent thread is running?
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<EstanislaoStan>
bnagy: I guess I don't quite understand threads yet.
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<bnagy>
EstanislaoStan: when you spawn a Thread it wanders off into the background and just does whatever it does with no further supervision
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<EstanislaoStan>
bnagy: Ok. So it's not actually inside of another thread.
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<bnagy>
no, it's not. Try this: t=Thread.new { Thread.new { loop do; puts '2'; sleep 1; end }; loop do; puts '1'; sleep 2; end }
<bnagy>
then wait for a while and do t.kill ( killing the 'outer' thread )
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<EstanislaoStan>
bnagy: Ok. I see. Thanks!
<bnagy>
np
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<emka>
´/j rails
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<dopie>
Greetings Earth citizens
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<EstanislaoStan>
Hello.
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<shreya>
Hi . I have a table named concept in my mysql database. What should my class A be named , where I will do class A < ActiveRecord::Base ? Please help
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<EstanislaoStan>
Is it possible to change the name of a windows command prompt using ruby without downloading a Gem?
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<dopie>
I have a question, is there already a site where users can upload images and then i select the pictures that the users upload and post it on the web
<Fuzai>
?
<Fuzai>
like imgur?
<dopie>
hold on
<elaptics>
shreya: your table needs to be called "concepts" to call the class Concept. Otherwise you have to set the table name specifically in the class (which can then be named whatever)
<dopie>
hmmm i guess... buti wold want them to upload the images to a certain account than i approve it and then have it shown on a specific website
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<shreya>
elaptics: Ok, Ill look at that
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<elaptics>
shreya: iirc you set the table name in the class with self.table_name = "concept"
<shreya>
ok thanks :)
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<EstanislaoStan>
I have a chat client and server that I wrote, but the amount of time it takes my server to update a text response for and relay it to all the clients seems absurd. I am running multiple threads, but I still feel like it should be faster. http://pastie.org/7452145
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<shreya>
elaptics: and what if I need multiple tables in my query ?
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<elaptics>
shreya: that's nothing to do with setting the table names. Once you have set that up and have your active record objects then you just use the AR query interface to construct the queries
<shreya>
ok
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<elaptics>
shreya: you're better to use the active record methods because it'll help minimise sql injection, etc
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<elaptics>
for example, escaping the user inputs like from params - which I'm guessing is coming from user input
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<elaptics>
shreya: is this a rails app you're talking about here?
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<shreya>
elaptics: apologies but I am new to rails . Can it be done in such a complex query ? And no , its a webapp in which we plan to use rails to handle get calls from ui , then return results after querying from the db
<elaptics>
shreya: the #rubyonrails channel is probably a more appropriate place to discuss rails specific things but yes, it can handle queries like you have there
<Dreamer3>
hmmm
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<Dreamer3>
what methods does ruby have to figure out your running context?
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<withnale>
I'm trying to use ruby to hand over to a ssh session...
<withnale>
I want to run exec("ssh -t hostname CATALINA_HOME=/var/tmp/path exec /bin/bash -il")
<Hanmac1>
hm is there a nice way to hide some modules from the ancestor list?
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<withnale>
It works but it doesn't provide the environment variable. If I do the same line on the command line, I have access to the CATALINA_HOME variable
<hoelzro>
Hanmac1: sounds confusion-inducing.
<withnale>
Any ideas how I can resolve this?
<hoelzro>
withnale: I don't think that the command passed to ssh is executed via a shell
<Hanmac1>
hoelzro like i use some chain { def abc; end } stuff that makes anoymous modules, defines the methods into them, and than prepend them to the class ... but the bad thing is that they appear in klass.ancestor ... which i do not want so :/
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<Hanmac1>
for sample the entire test case ;P .. but i think the "test_changed_events" is the most interesting part
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<celinedior>
hi everyone. dumb question: how to mass assign params via console in rails 4? got this mass assigment warning without 'attr_accsessible' and deprecation warning with it
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<craig>
Hi all, How stable is Ruby 2.0?
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<JonnieCache>
stable in terms of not crashing?
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<JonnieCache>
its been fine for me, and ive got heard anyone else complaining
<JonnieCache>
*not heard
<craig>
Is it compatible with most gems?
<JonnieCache>
yes afaik
<craig>
great
<JonnieCache>
its a much smaller change than 1.8 -> 1.9
<JonnieCache>
despite the major version number change
<craig>
Good, I use 1.9.3 now but im about to start a new project for a client and its going to be large so im wanting to start as up to date as possible
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<JonnieCache>
2.0 is a good idea especially for large projects because it loads much faster
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<craig>
Great, I will use that then. Thanks for your help
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<JonnieCache>
i mean obviously it is new so you should be slightly careful
<JonnieCache>
but i imagine you will be fine
<craig>
Yeah its going to be a while until its a fully live project so hopefully by then any bugs are ironed out anyway
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<hoelzro>
sorry; I just got back from holiday and I have a lot of catching up to do =/
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<lolmaus>
I would like to cycle through each character in a string and replace some of them. Is it possible to make .each_char not return a copy of a character but pass a refernce to an existing character so that i can modify it directly?
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<hoelzro>
lolmaus: I think you could use gsub with a block
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<rickmasta>
I want to check if a date is part of this week, or the next. What would be the ideal way of doing that?
<rickmasta>
Oh I guess I could do if datea.cweek == Time.now.cweek
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<roflmaus>
>> "A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.".gsub!(/./) { |char| (char.next if (char.downcase >= "a" and char.downcase <= "z")) or char }
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<mklappstuhl>
I want to pass the exact start and end time of a day to a function ideally based on a previous input like Date.today or Date.new(2012,1,1)
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<mklappstuhl>
How would I go about that
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<shevy>
Hanmac1 I need working, good GUI bindings for ruby
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<Hanmac1>
shevy that mean you want me to work and document with rwx again?
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<shevy>
Hanmac1 dont need docu, just working examples
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<shevy>
that way I learned ruby-gnome
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<shevy>
but I can no longer compile ruby-gnome :(
<shevy>
fxruby died, qtruby is unusable... tcl/tk is an ugly pile of ...
<Hanmac1>
ther are some working samples in rwx ... but not enough
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<mechcozmo>
Hello, is there a better way to search through a file than to go line-by-line and see if it matches a regex?
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<ericwood>
grep
<ericwood>
but that's basically what it does
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<ericwood>
regex is quite fast, though
<shevy>
ok Hanmac
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<shevy>
why are there two Hanmacs
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<shevy>
Hanmac1 you need to add docu, even if it is only little. better to document 5% than 0% :D
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<mechcozmo>
ericwood: I'm doing this project to help (re)learn ruby, I know I could bash together something with grep and awk
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<mechcozmo>
**probably
<ericwood>
ah
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<ericwood>
yeah, regex is fast, so linearly searching the file isn't as bad as you think
<ericwood>
there's probably a more clever solution
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<Hanmac1>
shrvy thats why i asked you about docu but you said that you like samples more
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<Hanmac1>
shevy the other one is my Home PC waiting for me
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<shevy>
Hanmac1 samples are better, yeah, but I mean like something like an "overview" for your project
<mechcozmo>
I also have to search the file for multiple things; Title, Subhead, Credit, etc.
<shevy>
at that github page, there is not even a README for instance
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<mechcozmo>
Would it be better/faster to slam it into a single line (remove all line breaks)? The files are pretty simple HTML and Classic ASP.
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<Hanmac1>
shevy you are wrong, there is a README at github, but without content ;P
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<mechcozmo>
So I could run multiple Regexs (Regexii? whatever) on the single chunk of text
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<hoelzro>
regexen ;)
<momomomomo>
well
<hoelzro>
mechcozmo: try benchmarking
<momomomomo>
include? works great
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<momomomomo>
but, I'm currently debating whether or not to use something else, since I want to fuzzy match individual groupings of words
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<momomomomo>
for a similar project, mechcozmo
<mechcozmo>
hoelzro: I may not care that much, we'll see :-P
<shevy>
Hanmac1 :P
<momomomomo>
is this user / web input mechcozmo? I'd make sure to escape it before working with it...
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: No, this is all static text
<momomomomo>
right, from a file that someone else made? mechcozmo
<andrew12>
is there any simple library to do 2d animations? i want something SIMPLE. I'm basically making a rectangle for each row on the screen, trying to visualize different sorting algorithms. I tried shoes but it's really slow...
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: It's content from an old web site that the database has since been lost. I'm pulling it down and cleaning it up so it can be put back in to a simple database (SQLite) and eventually on to something else (via another script, via API calls)
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<mechcozmo>
I'm 110% confident that there won't be any issues with malicious data momomomomo, and 'accidentally' bad data will be rejected along the way by APIs that filter.
<andrew12>
I tried that one, it seemed to be slower than shoes
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<momomomomo>
if you just want certain parts of the html
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<andrew12>
probably because I had to make a new Gosu::Image, an RMagick::Image, and an RMagick::Draw each frame… if I didn't it would overwrite what was already on the screen
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: It's ASP-flavoured HTML
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: Does it still work with that?
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<momomomomo>
I don't know what that means, but nokogiri will parse it as xml if you want - and/or you can use loofah to remove or escape unknown tags
<mechcozmo>
ASP is another programming language
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<momomomomo>
of course
<peta_>
I noticed that when I do something like ::SomeModule ruby looks for SomeModule in the root namespace. Is this correct?
<momomomomo>
I don't know what the 'asp-flavored html' looks like.
<peta_>
Where can I find an official documentation about this trick? Is there a special name for it?
<momomomomo>
right. require 'foo' … y = Foo::SomeMethodInFoo(some_variable_for_the_method)
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<shevy>
'"global scope" just means the constant is defined on the Object class. So ::SomeModule is shorthand for Object::SomeModule'
<peta_>
last night I stumbled a strange particularity that I am trying to explain to myself now
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<momomomomo>
erm sorry, make that some class in foo
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<peta_>
momomomomo: aah…exactly this is what I found out
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<momomomomo>
yep - shevy 's link explains it well
<shevy>
peta_ hmm I dont use ::Foo myself often
<peta_>
okay then. (I am compiling a brief blog post about it and just wanted to make sure that I didn't oversee something important)
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<shevy>
Hanmac, do you use ::Foo often?
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<momomomomo>
lol peta_ you're teaching people about this specifically, and you're not sure of how it works?
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<momomomomo>
please make sure that it's not misleading / misinforming!
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<peta_>
shevy: I can't think of many use cases for it neither … but my app broke laste night because of a sideeffect caused by this. So knowing about it helps me in the future
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<peta_>
momomomomo: hehe … not really. I know that it works and that a post about it might eventually save another Ruby noob soul in the future. I just wanted to make sure that the "::" prefix could really be explained as "shortcut to the global scope"
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<platzhirsch>
When does one normally require 'rubygems' ?
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<peta_>
platzhirsch: For working with the RubyGems platform or for automagically resolving/downloading/installing dependencies
<peta_>
(someone blame me if i am wrong)
<havenwood>
platzhirsch: In 1.8 you'd have to always `require 'rubygems'`, now you don't.
<platzhirsch>
ah ok
<peta_>
oops
<Hanmac1>
platzhirsch: with 1.9 rubygems is normaly requrid per default, but you can deactivate it if you want
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<platzhirsch>
good, then I will throw this line out, just following an API tutorial
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<asteve>
what's the proper way to close an open file?
<asteve>
f = File.open("file", 'r').read; template = ERB.new(f); do I need an f.close?
<MrZYX>
pass a block to the open call or call #close on the return value of open
<apeiros>
Joel: don't google. use proper docs. e.g. ri (shell), rdoc.info or ruby-doc.org
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<Joel>
...
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: loofah doesn't help me
<momomomomo>
what's going on?
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<mechcozmo>
parsing out bits from an ASP-flavored HTML document
<momomomomo>
and the issue?
<mechcozmo>
You linked me to loofah, but I don't have a sanitization issue.
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<momomomomo>
if you wanted to remove extraneous tags, you can use loofah
<momomomomo>
otherwise, use nokogiri to parse xml
<momomomomo>
or to parse the page as http
<momomomomo>
whichever you like
<mechcozmo>
I don't care about removing them, I can just skip them while parsing.
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<mechcozmo>
Yeah, looks like Nokogiri might be the closest to PHP's DOMDocument
<momomomomo>
then skip loofah (which implements nokogiri) and go straight to nokogiri?
<Hanmac1>
shevy i have good and bad news for you ... they are that i had beginning with my newnewnew script engine and that i already have 7 files ... but they need prepend
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<mechcozmo>
Yup
<momomomomo>
bueno!
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<mechcozmo>
Now before I get too deep into this rabbit hole; does Nokogiri have a way to go tag-by-tag and inspect the name of that tag?
<mechcozmo>
Even though HTML != XML Xpath will still work?
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<momomomomo>
note: I'm not sure if this is what will work for you, but this works for me. Your path down the 'rabbit hole' is just my recommendation… read the docs before you jump in
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: These files almost predate CSS :-/
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<mechcozmo>
momomomomo: I'm just worried that Xpath won't work on an HTML document, the docs only talk about XML
<Joel>
xpath works on html.
<mechcozmo>
Ok, thanks Joel
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<momomomomo>
it works on html, as Joel & docs show - try it on one document: require 'nokogiri'; f = open 'path/to/document'; doc = Nokogiri::HTML(f); #try some stuff; f.close
<momomomomo>
that, I didn't know Joel - pretty cool
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<mechcozmo>
It's the one reason I still keep Firefox around :-)
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<e-dard>
Is anyone familiar with perftools.rb?
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<e-dard>
I'm profiling some code which takes around 130 seconds. However, according to the output non of the profiled methods are accounting for that time.
<e-dard>
One thing perftools is doing is filtering out any calls that occur less than 60 times, is it possible there are some infrequently called methods that are long running?
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<waxjar>
sure
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<jtreminio>
Afternoon y'all. If you had to choose one book/online series for a developer to go through front-to-back and go from 0 to productive (not expert, but writing semi-basic to moderate code), which would you recommend?
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<silkwood>
what would be the ruby equivalent of this perl line? split(";",@tokens,2)
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<MrZYX>
tokens.split(';', 2)
<ngcazz>
hey
<ngcazz>
is there any easy way to turn a hash into a ostruct recursively?
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<wsterling>
NEWB question: Is it a good or bad idea to deploy an application as a gem if its primary purpose in life is to be used directly as an application and not a library?
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<RubNoob>
hello - has anyone set up a self-hosted Travis-CI instance connected to a self-hosted GitLab instance?
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<MrZYX>
RubNoob: there's #travis-ci
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<mechcozmo>
Are there any additional options to invoke when using nokogiri? Right now Tidy is outperforming it. Nokogiri is littering its output with multiple repeated cases of \r\n
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<mechcozmo>
I think it might be the file's line endings are from Windows, but I don't know how to convert or force Ruby/Nokogiri to adapt
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<peta_>
I have a class that has a `render` method. I created an alias_method :to_s, :render. Now I want that subclasses can override the `render` method without having to repeating alias_method :to_s, :render
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<peta_>
is this possible?
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<paper>
peta_: instead of setting making to_s an alias make it a method
<paper>
peta_: i.e: def to_s; render; end
<peta_>
OMG
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<peta_>
of course
<peta_>
I am stupid :D
<paper>
hehe
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<wuest>
Obvious answers are the easiest to overlook, sometimes
<peta_>
was so fixated on this fancy alias_method :to_s, :render foo
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<peta_>
:D
<peta_>
a use-case for it will come … i am sure
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<mechcozmo>
How can I convert file endings in Ruby? gsub!("/\r\n?/", "\n") is not changing from Windows to Unix
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<peta_>
we must teach siri to write the code we dictate
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<apeiros>
mechcozmo: "//" is a string containing slashes
<apeiros>
ruby has a real regex literal. just /\r\n?/
<apeiros>
no quotes
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<canton7>
mechcozmo, iirc File.read does EOL conversion on windows? Might want to make sure you're reading in binary mode
<mechcozmo>
apeiros: thanks, didn't know that!
<mechcozmo>
canton7: I'm reading Windows encoding on a Mac
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<mechcozmo>
canton7: Not sure if it should do it or not, but Nokogiri's output was bad because of it
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<EvanR>
is there an easy way to do this "a \"b\" \\\"c" -> "\"a \\\"b\\\" \\\\\\\"c\""
<EvanR>
trying to print json into yaml with erb (rails uhg)
<rubious>
EvanR: What the shit is that
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<rubious>
There has got to be a conversion gem or something
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<EvanR>
in haskell there is the show function which produces a string representation of values, when used on strings it escapes quote, backslashes, and puts quotes around it all
<EvanR>
but .to_s in ruby does not do this
<EvanR>
ring a bell?
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<Hanmac>
mechcozmo & canton7 File.read normaly does use "r" wich converts, you may need File.read(path, :mode =>"r")
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<shinobi_one>
EvanR: you could simply write a method that escapes quotes and backslashes and puts quotes around it?
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<EvanR>
shinobi_one: its fairly hairy to write it seems
<EvanR>
seems like a basic string formatting thing
<EvanR>
to have
<shinobi_one>
EvanR: have you looked at gsub?
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<EvanR>
shinobi_one: yes you could use two gsubs right?
<EvanR>
its still hairy
<EvanR>
very confusing
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<EvanR>
mainly because of the way you literally write out backslashes and quotes
<mechcozmo>
Hanmac, when I do 'content = File.read(filepath, :mode=>"r")' I get an error '`read': can't convert Hash into Integer (TypeError)'
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<mechcozmo>
The docs say that it's right, so I think I'm doing something wrong
<mechcozmo>
Not sure what, though
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<supki>
EvanR: inspect?
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<mechcozmo>
This whole learning thing can sometimes be a real pain in the arse
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<EvanR>
supki: thank you!
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<EvanR>
i knew i was missing something obvious
<shinobi_one>
supki: oh right!
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<shevy>
EvanR sex?
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<supki>
EvanR: it doesn't escape unicode though
<shinobi_one>
shevy: sounds fun.
<shevy>
man I try to escape unicode whenever I can
<shevy>
but now UTF-8 is the ruby standard :(
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<EvanR>
supki: i dont think it needs to do that
<EvanR>
yaml can handle it
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<supki>
EvanR: well, since you mentioned show :]
<EvanR>
yeah show does way more shit
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<EvanR>
json.generate escapes control characters
<EvanR>
i think
<EvanR>
JSON.generate
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<qohelet_>
I have a = [3,6,9,12,15,18]. How can I print the array replacing a[rand(0..5)] with "x"? (Need kids to understand the mathematical expression and type the right number)
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<paper>
qohelet_: what kids? i dont see any kids
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<qohelet_>
my kids lol :D
<paper>
a
<qohelet_>
trying to make some math exercise for them
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<Hanmac>
qohelet_: hm you can do a[rand(0..5)] = "x" ;P
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<qohelet_>
uhm
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<qohelet_>
ok but in that case it will permanently change the array, so that i have to make another array b = a, change the element in b, then mapping the index of the element replaced and return a[changed element] if they want to know the correct answer
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<xibalba>
Hey folks, i'm reading through the ruby book right now. I'm wondering if there is a way to interactively explore an Object in Ruby durring run time? VisualStudio has an option that allows you to do this with the .NET framework, is there something similiar for Ruby?
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<Spooner>
xibalba, Look at the pry gem.
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<xibalba>
ok
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<Spooner>
And/or the debugger gem, depending on exactly what you want.
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<xibalba>
when i run object.inspect is the Hex code the objectId?
<tzanger>
good afternoon... I am very much a ruby newb... I'm trying to install "redmine crm" (http://redminecrm.com/projects/cms/pages/1) and I'm tryign to run bundle install but it's giving me an error saying it can't find the liquid gem, although "bundle list" shows it
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<tzanger>
the exact error is "Could not find gem 'liquid (~> 2.4.1) ruby' in the gems available on this machine."
<tzanger>
now I'm not able to see what "~>" means... >= and <= are understandable
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<Hanmac>
tzanger: ~> means 2.4.* is okay, but 2.5.* is to high
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<otters>
mechcozmo: I don't think File.read takes a hash
<tzanger>
Hanmac: ok, but if I'm showing 2.5.0, 2.3.0 does that mean that 2.4.x is the only version that is supported?
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<mechcozmo>
otters: It doesn't
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<mechcozmo>
otters: it takes an Integer
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<otters>
yeah
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<Hanmac>
otters: it does but only as last argument ... (it works better on ruby2)
<otters>
oh
<mechcozmo>
so File.read(path, "r") doesn't work either
<otters>
yeah
<mechcozmo>
oh… I've got… let me check
<otters>
because "r" is implied by read
<otters>
why would you specify "r"
<otters>
that's for open(...)
<mechcozmo>
file line ending conversion stuff
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<mechcozmo>
it's been a bitch to handle
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<peta_>
Spooner: reopening seems not to work on nested classes
<Spooner>
peta_, It does, but I don't know how you are doing it.
<Hanmac>
because my ruby i awsome i can do this File.read(path,:mode => "r+")
<peta_>
not proper, then
<peta_>
:D
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<peta_>
OMG … I forgot to require the according file to make the reopening take effect
<peta_>
sorry for nagging
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<Spooner>
That'll do it, peta_ :D
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<paper>
peta_: be careful of Spooner, he ruins little boys like you
<paper>
good and naughty, alike
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<peta_>
I learned PHP before, so I defend myself :D
<Hanmac>
peta_: we are all sorry for you ;P
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<Hanmac>
apeiros: i begin with an newer scriptengine ... without instance_method or instance_exec and without alias or eval ... i use prepend and its seems to work nice too ... do you want to look over it?
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<mechcozmo>
I'm also one of those PHP people :-P
<mechcozmo>
It's not so bad
<tzanger>
ok, what does ~> mean exactly?
<tzanger>
not greater than?
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<MrZYX>
~> x.y = >= x.y && < (x+1).0 iirc
<MrZYX>
~> x.y.z = >= x.y.z && < (x+1).(y+1).0
<MrZYX>
and so forth
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<Spooner>
"~> 1.2.3" = 1.2.3 up to 1.2.infinity
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<tzanger>
hm ok
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<Spooner>
"~> 1.2" = 1.2.x up to 1.inf.x
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<spike|spiegel>
[1.2.3,1.3) is far more elegant
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<tzanger>
and wow this stuff is picky
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<tzanger>
you can't have a gem specify = x.y.z and another say ~>x.y
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<Spooner>
Yes, that is how it keeps things working, by keeping the correct gems running.
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<tzanger>
Spooner: but =1.3.1 and ~>1.3 seem to satisfy both requirements
<tzanger>
(if I have 1.3.1)
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<Spooner>
No, ~>1.3 matches both 1.3.0 and 1.9.9
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<Spooner>
Oh, I see. Yes, they should both match 1.3.1
<tzanger>
but if I have 1.3.1 installed, doesn't 1.3.1 satisfy ~>1.3?
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<Spooner>
I believe it should do.
<tzanger>
also tried =1.3.1 and >=1.3 and it failed the same way
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<Spooner>
However, the Gemfile.lock contains the actual version used (as opposed to the valid versions specified in the Gemfile).
<tzanger>
hm ok. I thoguht Gemfile.lock was just a lockfile
<tzanger>
(I didn't bother to look at it for that reason)
<MrZYX>
try bundle update gemname
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<tzanger>
is Gemfile.lock generated (i.e. can I blow it away) ?
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<MrZYX>
yes and you shouldn't need to blow it away
<Spooner>
Yeah, though if you got it from the repository, then it should define the absolute versions to use.
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<Hanmac>
Gemfile and the locks anoy me :(
<MrZYX>
bundle install and bundle update should be all that's needed to bring it into the state you need, unless you're in a merge conflcit
<tzanger>
Im not sure what I'm in. :-)
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<MrZYX>
in recent versions bundler refuses to run if you got a merge conflict in the .lock ;)
<tzanger>
yeah I think that's what I"m doing
<tzanger>
You cannot specify the same gem twice with different version requirements. You specified: rspec (= 1.3.1) and rspec (>= 1.3)
<tzanger>
that's what happens if I try "bundle update"
<Eiam>
I have a route where users can ask for arbitrary groupings of the data thats returned back to them, e.g. /feed/data/group_by/<something here> . I'm trying to think of a way that they can pass in n-object levels, e.g. they may want to group by c, in the object { a: { b: { c:"hello"}}} or by a higher level attribute, like { a:"world"}, is there some sane way I can express that in a URL and be able to pass that to my group_by
<Eiam>
block?
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<MrZYX>
that's a version conflict and not a merge conflict
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<spike|spiegel>
tzanger: sounds like a bug to me
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<tzanger>
spike|spiegel: I have not got enough experience to be able to state such a thing. It looks like an old version of redmine backlogs is what's killing me
<MrZYX>
tzanger: did you specify rspec twice in the Gemfile (double check that) or is it really pulled in as a dependency?
<tzanger>
MrZYX: well one plugin specifies rspec as =1.3.1 and this other one wants ~>1.3 and bundle is cussing me out about it
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<tzanger>
is there a nice "this is ruby, this is what rails is, this is what bundles are, these are the major players in the filesystem and how things are generally tied together" type document?
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<atmosx>
is there any gem for ruby + octave?
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<Eiam>
okay lets try this. say I have an array of attributes in an object, like ["hello","world"] and an object {"hello":{ "world":1"},"test":2}, and I want to use the array to access the attributes in the hash ?
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<atmosx>
fryguy: fails to build on macosx for some reason
<atmosx>
anyway
<tzanger>
spike|spiegel: :-)
<blahwoop>
anybody know how to get postgres to start when i boot my computer for OS X
<tzanger>
Hanmac: yes, but for example what a Gemfile is, how they interact (all this =1.3.1 and >= 1.3 still not making anything happy, for example) what exactly rake does.. I think I understand how my parents felt when I was trying to explain electronics to them :-)
<atmosx>
blahwoop: how did you install ps in your mac?
<blahwoop>
homebrew
<atmosx>
ah no idea then. I use macports
<blahwoop>
nooooo!
<atmosx>
however, you could crate a startup item easily, it's pure XML
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<blahwoop>
how do i do that
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<tzanger>
hm, with rails 2.3.14 is the correct invocation in routes.rb not "ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map|" ? I the app explodes with "uninitialized constant Rails::Plugin::ActionDispatch"
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<epochwolf>
atmosx: there's already one in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons
<atmosx>
blahwoop: check that file out, change the paths (if don't use the std pg) and launch it.
<atmosx>
via launchctl
<Boohbah>
>> n = 0; n.zero? ? p 0 : p n
<eval-in>
Boohbah => /tmp/execpad-f293a11979ea/source-f293a11979ea:2: syntax error, unexpected tINTEGER, expecting keyword_do or '{' or '(' ... (http://eval.in/16055)
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<Boohbah>
how do i fix my syntax error?
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<jbourassa>
Hi people. I'm trying to run a server from within ruby by creating a subprocess (I'm using Open4 FWIW). The server boots just fine, but I can't get to read the input (IO class) without freezing my current execution. Here's a sample : https://gist.github.com/jbourassa/f472b756bb76dade93ef - any clue?
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<blahwoop>
which line shoudl i be looking at
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<blahwoop>
im inside the file
<blahwoop>
bunch of <dict> <key>
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<blahwoop>
i dont seee any ondemand
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<atmosx>
blahwoop: can you post the file on github or somewhere online?
<blahwoop>
sure
<atmosx>
and also let me know how to you launch postrgress now
<blahwoop>
pgadmin III
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<Boohbah>
what is wrong with my ternary expression?
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<Boohbah>
>> n, r = 0, 1; n == 0 ? p n : p r
<eval-in>
Boohbah => /tmp/execpad-31758fddc861/source-31758fddc861:2: syntax error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting keyword_do or '{' or '(' ... (http://eval.in/16065)
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<`p>
that and learning to program through ruby colored glasses are the 2 best ruby books
<atmosx>
pandawarrior: I guess there should be a ruby-2.0 version better wait
<pandawarrior>
cool
<spike|spiegel>
meh, not much to wait for
<pandawarrior>
i was thinking of the site ruby the hard way
<pandawarrior>
any thoughts?
<atmosx>
pandawarrior: but tell him to have a look at online tutorials first, I'm pretty sure he won't need any sort of intro… ruby is reallyyyy easy for a perl dev
<pandawarrior>
basically
<pandawarrior>
i want to start a project with him
<atmosx>
you wanna go for RoR?
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<pandawarrior>
and i want to do the project in ruby with rails
<atmosx>
web frameworks etc?
<pandawarrior>
so i can improve my skills
<pandawarrior>
and get a job as a ror dev
<pandawarrior>
but they want a quick resource so that they can learn the basics
<pandawarrior>
so if i want his help i have to go find they right material
<pandawarrior>
atmosx: yeah ror too
<spike|spiegel>
NO! 'and get a job as a developer' not 'ror developer'
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<atmosx>
okay, take a sneak peak at ruby (that's very easy) and then all you have to do is jump to rails… learn about MVC, skeletons etc and you're all set. The inner parts is not a big deal. CSS/HTML5 masterry would be a bit tricky, at least that's what kills me in my small sinatra projects.
<pandawarrior>
he 'gets' sinatra as dancer is sinatra
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<atmosx>
but if you know ruby RAils is fairly easy to understand, I mean all you have to do is spend time on it. (direclty)
<pandawarrior>
spike|spiegel: i can't get a job as any kind of devloper right now
<pandawarrior>
it's v depressing, but that's another story
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<atmosx>
pandawarrior: seriously, for a 10-year perl dev, creating backend for web applications in ruby is a 2-weeks (max) job.
<pandawarrior>
atmosx: yes that's why i need to boot strap his knowledge so we can do projects
<atmosx>
pandawarrior: well there are plenty of books about rails
<atmosx>
but I don't think you really need any, there's tons of resources online
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<pandawarrior>
any quic and dirty run throuhs you'd recommend?
<pandawarrior>
spike|spiegel: oh, just interested as you were saying no to rails
<atmosx>
pandawarrior: yeah koans is good. But rails is not really hard… it has a skeleton in order for you do to achieve some things in a certain way that makes dev faster, Everything is in place (databases with activerecord, tests, etc). Once you get the minset the coding part is easy
<pandawarrior>
atmosx: the blog guid and the koans should be just right
<pandawarrior>
cheers
<spike|spiegel>
pandawarrior: I meant be a developer and not a developers on a single platform.
<atmosx>
pandawarrior: good luck
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<pandawarrior>
atmosx: thank you
<atmosx>
pandawarrior: you're welcome
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<pandawarrior>
spike|spiegel: ah i understand what you mean
* atmosx
closes vim and goes to bed
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<pskosinski>
How can I check what version of a gem I have installed?
<pandawarrior>
but if you want to go into web development, in ruby you are almost always going to be a rails dec
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<pandawarrior>
pskosinski: gem -v
<atmosx>
pskosinski: gem list (see the versions )
<pskosinski>
thanks :)
<atmosx>
pskosinski: you might have more than 1
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<atmosx>
pskosinski: usually some gems that rely on other gems, use specific versions to avoid blowing everything up (which creates a huge mess but anyway)
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<pskosinski>
ok, thanks
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<paper>
Hanmac: u here?
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