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<goglosh>
howdy
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<goglosh>
I want to get a hold on a specific function
<goglosh>
er.. method
<Ox0dea>
To what end?
<goglosh>
wrapping it in another method
<goglosh>
actually the idea is to change the method behavior, or rather, to extend it, at runtime
<Ox0dea>
You can use #alias_method to store the old version under a different name and invoke it that way.
<Ox0dea>
Depending on the specifics of your problem, Module#prepend might be even better.
<goglosh>
I'll try that
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<goglosh>
but anyway, I still want to know how can I get a handle on a method
<Ox0dea>
You can use the #method method to get a Method instance.
<Ox0dea>
There's also #instance_method to get an UnboundMethod.
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<goglosh>
exactly what i meant, thanks
<Ox0dea>
Sure thing.
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<goglosh>
agh is irb supposed to act weird
<goglosh>
?
<goglosh>
I start writing a loop
<goglosh>
but as soon as I send `puts x` the prompt goes back to normal (even before I print the 'end' statements
<goglosh>
)
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<goglosh>
and it then doesn't print the value of anything
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<goglosh>
wait it seems to be expecting an extra end. strange
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<Ox0dea>
Did you accidentally say `else if`?
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<goglosh>
mno, I had an if but it was terminated too
<goglosh>
oooh wait I know what happened no I put if x do
<goglosh>
:P
<goglosh>
sorry I'm still learning
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<wolffles>
remember me guys?
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<goglosh>
l8r
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<baweaver>
wolffles: somewhat, though that's what I have logs for :D
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<wolffles>
:D im back
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<ironcamel>
i want a loop construct that will work from reading from a file as well as reading from STDIN. can i use IO.foreach for this? .... IO.foreach(STDIN) doesn't seem to work
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<Ox0dea>
ironcamel: ARGF.each { |line| ... }
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<Ox0dea>
That'll iterate over all file arguments, though, not just the first.
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<ironcamel>
Ox0dea: thanks. that works. but i just want to know, is there a way to write a loop such that you can pass it a variable that could be a file or STDIN?
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<ironcamel>
x = STDIN; IO.foreach(x) .... where x might be a file or STDIN ?
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<cippaciong>
hello, I've got a problem with the bson gem which I'm not quite sure how to solve. As you can see in this example (http://pastie.org/10790706), the bson output I get differs from the expected output because some hex code are replaced by their ascii value. Is there a way to avoid this?
<apeiros>
there's no difference. it's only presentation.
<cippaciong>
yes, but is there a way to have \x31 instead of 1?
<apeiros>
you don't understand. again. \x31 *is* 1.
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<apeiros>
if you want to *print* that string as hexes, there's .unpack("H*")
<apeiros>
but I suspect printing isn't your issue. only understanding that you already have what you want is.
<cippaciong>
apeiros using unpack I would convert also BSON or awesome (for example) to hexes right?
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<apeiros>
right.
<apeiros>
there's also gsub. but maybe explain what problem you want to solve. because again, I'm pretty sure you don't actually have one.
<Ox0dea>
cippaciong: Just to be clear, you *want* literal hexadecimal escapes knowing that you'll have to re-interpret them somewhere down the line?
<cippaciong>
apeiros: I know it's correct but I need to save the output to a file and give that file to another program (a flex scanner) and this is problematic
<apeiros>
unless that flex-scanner is stupid, it won't be problematic.
<apeiros>
you do realize that "\\x31" is not the same as "\x31", right?
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<arup_r>
any opinion ?
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<Papierkorb>
arup_r: The quote char and its escape char are part of the CSV RFC, I wouldn't mention it. Neither which line ending to use, the CSV lib should work with any. If not, I'd auto-detect that.
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<arup_r>
Yes, Papierkorb. Thanks.. I was reading the Ruby CSV lib. And seems the recommendations they gave to me is the standard. So need to mention explicitly.
<arup_r>
*no need
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<Papierkorb>
arup_r: I'll just guess that people who're putting orders into that system have no clue what a "line ending" even is, less so what line feeds are and "what's that .. 0x0A binary thing even supposed to mean? Better call helpdesk"
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<arup_r>
ok.
<Papierkorb>
arup_r: regarding UTF-8, that's a tricky one. MS Excel for example still doesn't use UTF-8 by default. Users have to select it manually, and often forget to do so
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<arup_r>
But, I mentioned it explicitly. I hope the who ever will read the CSV from their side will be having the same instructions,.. I will just create CSV and upload them to FTP server
<arup_r>
I hope whoever**
<Papierkorb>
arup_r: Either insist on UTF-8 for now, or use some kind of auto detection (Not many encodings to try), or just have a checkbox the user can click on when uploading saying "MS-Excel exported file" or similar
<arup_r>
Papierkorb: how to use auto detection?
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<Papierkorb>
arup_r: Who is the user? Someone technical? Some MS excel guy from sales or some secretary?
<arup_r>
yes sales team
<Papierkorb>
arup_r: I've never done encoding auto detection in Ruby yet, sorry.
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<arup_r>
ok, np
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<Papierkorb>
I think the easiest "fix" would be having a checkbox the user clicks when it's UTF-8. Else, expect the CSV to contain the windows-12xx encoding.
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<Papierkorb>
I think that's what we did with something similar for the start
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<Papierkorb>
arup_r: something else, consider adding a random part to the path if you just put it into public/ without any ACL in front of it. Else, people can just enumerate over it to grab CSV files, worse, if two requests come in at the same time, they may override each other
<Papierkorb>
arup_r: something like "tagg_#{Time.now.to_i}_#{rand 1..1_000_000}.csv" should be okay-ish. The real fix would be doing a permission check on download ;)
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<arup_r>
Papierkorb: 1 min.
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<arup_r>
Idea is I will pull data from DB, then store them into a public folder. And then FTP program will upload the file to FTP server, and delete from rails. Here is the code till now. I am working on the exception handling part. https://gist.github.com/aruprakshit/8aa691ab5146447aebaf61015937a73a . But your file name genration Idea i liked. I am going to do it like that.
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<Papierkorb>
arup_r: Then do NOT use the public/ folder if you don't want to have it accessible through HTTP
<arup_r>
oh, yes if exception occurs, my slack program will notify them.
<arup_r>
Ok then where to put these?
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<Papierkorb>
Anywhere you like. Create a new directory for it if there's nothing matching. Maybe a sub-directory in tmp/
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<arup_r>
then I don' need to think about permission thing. U are right
<arup_r>
let me do 2 fixes.. as u said.
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<Papierkorb>
arup_r: Line 4, make sure you want to inherit from StandardError and not from RuntimeError. Consider naming the class just "Error", so people can rescue from it by saying "rescue NewOrdersUploader::Error" and not "rescue NewOrdersUploader::NewOrdersUploaderError"
<Papierkorb>
the latter is basically java
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<arup_r>
Can also review the exception handling part. I have no idea what exceptions can come there, so I am relying on StandardError
<Papierkorb>
arup_r: well, rescuing from "Exception" is like catching Throwable in Java. StandardError is fine if that's what you wanted.
<arup_r>
yes.. that blog is true
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<roelof>
why does this not capatilize the input s : def titleize(s) s.split.each { |value| value.capitalize } end
<apeiros>
roelof: it does. you just throw away the result.
<apeiros>
`obj.each` always returns `obj`
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<apeiros>
`value.capitalize` returns a new capitalized string, leaves `value` untouched
<roelof>
oke, so I need to do capatilize! ?
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<apeiros>
think about it, then tell me whether you have to and why it will/won't work
<roelof>
it works ! is taken care that not the result is a copy of the original
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<apeiros>
I can't parse that sentence
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<roelof>
if you not use a ! ruby is making a copied string as a result, ! is take care that not a copied one but the original is changed
<roelof>
sorry that I cannot say it better, English is not my mother language
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<apeiros>
ok. in that case, yes.
<apeiros>
using `s.split.map { |value| value.capitalize }` (or short: `s.split.map(&:capitalize)`) would be more idiomatic
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<roelof>
oke, I have not learned the &: part
<apeiros>
since you said english wasn't your native language - it's just "ok", not "oke".
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<apeiros>
(short for okay)
<roelof>
ok, in Dutch it is "oke"
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<shevy>
apeiros will teach you some english!
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<roelof>
shevy: oke, when is lesson 1
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<pwnd_nsfw`>
I thought this was AMERICA
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<apeiros>
roelof: lesson one just happened and you failed the test :<
<roelof>
:(
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<roelof>
may I take a her-exam
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<roelof>
another question: what is wrong here : s.split.each_with_index { |value, number| if number == 0 || little_words.include? value then value else value.capitalize! end }.join(" ") end
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<apeiros>
what do you think "keyword_end" could mean in your code?
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<apeiros>
*refer to
<roelof>
it schould refer to the end of the if then block
<apeiros>
correct. so since it'd be correct if ruby associated it with the if/then/else part, we can infer ruby does not actually associate it with that
<roelof>
it seems that way
<apeiros>
so you can reduce your test expression to `if number == 0 || little_words.include? value then value else value.capitalize! end`
<apeiros>
now where could ruby be thrown off in there?
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<roelof>
maybe because it's compare the 0 with the little words function ?
<apeiros>
that's semantics, not syntax.
<roelof>
??
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<apeiros>
try replacing more complex parts of your expression with simpler ones. see when it stops to complain.
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<shevy>
roelof are you properly counting your end's ;)
<roelof>
I did some try and error and if I do (number == 0) || (little_words.include? value) it stops complaining
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<roelof>
shevy: I think so , I expect to use one end for the if then block
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<apeiros>
roelof: good. personally I'd use the parens elsewhere to fix the expression.
<roelof>
apeiros: so I assume the testing for the or is somewhere going wrong
<roelof>
apeiros: may I know where and why ?
<apeiros>
try whether you can get it to work with less parens
<apeiros>
…
<apeiros>
should take 2 tries and then you know
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<roelof>
oke, it works also with if number != 0 && (little_words.include? value)
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<apeiros>
dude
<apeiros>
that's a different expression
<roelof>
sorry, I changed it because otherwise some test were failing
<shevy>
lol
<shevy>
test-driven development!
<roelof>
yep, very much lol
<Zarthus>
just because the tests are passing doesn't mean your code is working though.
<roelof>
Zarthus: what is then the purpose of tests
<roelof>
time for dinner, BRB in I think 30 minutes
<apeiros>
s/working/correct/
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<b|ackwolf>
shevy, is there a class method for assert_equal in Minitest?
<b|ackwolf>
shevy, I mean, without inheriting from it.
<shevy>
no clue sorry
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<b|ackwolf>
is anyone here knows how is it possible to use assert_equal as class method without inheriting from it?
<b|ackwolf>
for example; Test.assert_equal(method, return, message)
<apeiros>
b|ackwolf: why'd you use it as a class method?
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<b|ackwolf>
apeiros, I just want to test one function so there's no class.
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<apeiros>
you don't call assert_equal on the method you test
<A124>
queues in ruby are atomic, rigth?
<apeiros>
A124: they're thread-safe
<A124>
Thanks.
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<A124>
That is what I mean, yeah.
<apeiros>
b|ackwolf: and with test/unit and minitest, you'll always wrap your tests in a TestCase class.
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<fschuindt>
Any tips on screen monitoring? Detect changes of a determined pixel or a group of pixels in the user's screen. Kind lost in this one.
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<apeiros>
fschuindt: first step would be to be able to read out the pixels of your screen. ruby itself does not have/provide access to that. also that's OS dependent. you'll need a native extension.
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<fschuindt>
apeiros: I'll try to do so by taking a memory screenshot, then proccess the image.
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<apeiros>
well, then all you need is a library like rmagick, which allows you to read individual pixels
<apeiros>
not sure where you're lost then
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<fschuindt>
I just realized this possibility now
<fschuindt>
apeiros: thank you bro
<A124>
fschuindt Use native dll for that if its windows else it will be very slow.
<A124>
Unless you are checing non frequently and/or just few pixels.
<fschuindt>
A124: ty
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<A124>
rmagick pixels are slow as hell, but when you are checking just few and not workin on whole image its ok.
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<A124>
For windows there is stuff that does all that. Either searches pixel color, or makes you checksum of some area, or even search picture in area.
<A124>
Not sure where, did not work on it. Most stuff that monitors changes means you are monitoring some crappy software, so better solution is to ahve better software.
<A124>
You should be more specific, also see XY Problem.
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<ironcamel>
if i have a function that takes 3 args, and i have an array with 3 elements, what is a nice way to pass the 3 elements of the array as arguments to the function?
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<ironcamel>
something better than foo(x[0], x[1], x[3])
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<apeiros>
ironcamel: s/function/method/ - and you want foo(*x)
<apeiros>
it's called "splat operator"
<ironcamel>
ok thanks
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<shevy>
splat the splat
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<wolffles>
can someone explain to me why the parameter needs to be n = 1 … if you call repeter(3) isnt n = 3? so it doesnt really matter what you set the default value to right? https://eval.in/550324
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<tobiasvl>
wolffles: well if you call repeater() then n will default to 1
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<tobiasvl>
that's all it means
<apeiros>
wolffles: change `def repeater(n = 1)` to `def repeater(n) ` and see which test fails
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<wolffles>
apeiros: repeater(n) was my first trial test fails
<apeiros>
wolffles: and, which one was it?
<wolffles>
executes the default block - failed
<apeiros>
and how is `repeater` invoked there?
<wolffles>
the spec just calls it doesnt it? i dont get the question
<apeiros>
well, all methods are "just called"
<apeiros>
what does the spec pass to `repeater`?
<wolffles>
passes just a reg integer
<wolffles>
it "executes the default block 3 times" do
<wolffles>
n = 0
<wolffles>
repeater(3) { n += 1 }
<apeiros>
oh does it? which integer does it pass?
<wolffles>
expect(n).to eq(3)
<wolffles>
end
<apeiros>
that's the wrong spec
<apeiros>
that's the "executes the default block 3 times" spec, your suite didn't fail at that one.
<apeiros>
and you absolutely don't have to paste the spec in here. I can see your eval.in. you can reference the lines there.
<wolffles>
sorry
<apeiros>
so which lines is the spec which fails?
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<wolffles>
i guess what im confused about is what it means by default block? is it the “block_was_executed” block? or the {n += 1}
<apeiros>
(btw., you can replace all "default block" with just "block" - there's nothing "default" about them in those specs)
<apeiros>
wolffles: the spec tells you *precisely* which spec fails.
<apeiros>
it said "executes the default block" failed. it's not that difficult to find the spec which has "executes the default block" as its description.
<tobiasvl>
wolffles: well let's backtrack. you're asking why the repeater method is defined with a parameter default, when you call it with an argument anyway. but do you call it with an argument in all specs?
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<apeiros>
tobiasvl: please don't. you're making it unnecessarily complex. learning to read the spec results is important.
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<wolffles>
tobiasvl: no.
<wolffles>
i understand the default block failed
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<apeiros>
wolffles: so which lines?
<wolffles>
ive been thinkign this was the default block { block_was_executed = true }
<wolffles>
im starting to think its {n +=1}
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<apeiros>
-.-
<apeiros>
that's not what I was asking.
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<wolffles>
line 10 failed
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<wolffles>
in ‘repeater'
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<apeiros>
wolffles: the spec in line 10-16 is named "executes the default block 3 times". is that equal to the name of which failed, which is "executes the default block"?
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<apeiros>
the name is the argument given to `it`. `it "executes the default block" do`
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<wolffles>
okay im looking at my command line and its using a diff spec cuz i just copied and pasted to eval
<wolffles>
its the first test that fails
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<wolffles>
the one that is named "executes the default block"
<wolffles>
is that right?
<apeiros>
wolffles: really, for future reference - if I ask for lines, answer with lines. you're making it harder if your answer deviates from the question.
<apeiros>
but yes, that's right
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<apeiros>
so back to the original question - how's repeater invoked in the failing spec?
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<wolffles>
without a parameter and the default value is 0 then right?
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<wolffles>
which means the block was never invoked?
<apeiros>
no, there is no default value. you removed it.
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<apeiros>
so the test fails because without a default argument, you *must* pass an argument. but none is passed.
* apeiros
got called away
<apeiros>
but I hope you learned to read the spec result and follow it back in order to reason about what happened/should happen
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<Denart_>
Hello guys
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<wolffles>
apeiros: thanks for the help, i understand arguments much more now and how to read spec
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<Denart_>
is anybody here?
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<mozzarella>
981 users
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<Denart_>
:D
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<Denart_>
Have somebody tried to stream their code on livecong.tv?
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<shevy>
ruby ruby ruby
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<zacts>
ruby my dear
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<superfox_il_volp>
yo, is there a way to list all modules inside a ruby file?
<Ox0dea>
superfox_il_volp: Could you clarify?
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<superfox_il_volp>
imagine a folder such as /helpers/ containing a bunch of ruby files, I wish to automatically inherit all modules defined in the files contained in the folder
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<Ox0dea>
superfox_il_volp: Here's a way to be made aware of new modules as they're defined: https://eval.in/550340
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<Ox0dea>
You could just #enable that tracer, require everything in helpers/, then disable it.
<Ox0dea>
Better than monkey-patching, I think.
<superfox_il_volp>
nice trick, thanks
<Ox0dea>
Sure thing.
<adaedra>
You could also list all modules, include all files, list all modules again, and see the difference.
<adaedra>
But what you're looking to seems a bit fragile to me.
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<Ox0dea>
There's almost certainly a better way to go about $thing, but we sell rope here. :)
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<cj>
hey folks
<cj>
when calling a function which expects a list (array?), and I pass it two lists (arrays?), will the receiving function get two arguments or one?
<cj>
and if two, how do I join those arrays I'm passing so that the receiving function just gets one?
<cj>
ooh, looks like the + binary operator works for that
<shevy>
cj you can join arrays by using + as in [1,2,3] + [4,5,6] # => [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
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<shevy>
for a variable amount of args, you can use: def foo(*i) the splat operator
<shevy>
if you need to simplify the resulting array, you can call .flatten! on it
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<superfox_il_volp>
fair enough I've added as requirement that the module should inherits from "Helper" as well, though is_a?(Helper) is not working in this case... ? https://eval.in/550345
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<superfox_il_volp>
k but tp.self.ancestors.include?(Helper) does work mmmh I guess I don't understand properly the inheritance mechanism
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<chrisseaton>
Does anyone know of a gem that lets you mmap something into a Ruby string? So you modify the string and it's changing the mapped file? Everything I've found so far models a mmapped file as an IO.
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<nofxx>
shevy, yup... first item of interaction. sorry, food arrived
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<nofxx>
chrisseaton, class FileString, when changed, writes (that doesn't exists, I'm giving you a name for your class) heh
<chrisseaton>
Yes, I suppose I could duck-type it the same as String - I was thinking before that it should actually be a String, not a subclass, but now I can't think why that would matter
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<chrisseaton>
I guess as long as it passes is_a?(String) should be fine for core library methods to accept it
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<fschuindt>
How can I retrieve the number of colors in a image using ruby-vips8? Any idea?
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<Guest25486>
hello
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<shevy>
fschuindt guess that is too specialized for people to know the answer to
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