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<cam27>
Have people been talking about Jason Seifer’s passing on here?
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<crankharder>
Kernel#exec replaces the current process with the given command, so it keeps the current environment. Is there a way to exit and start a new process such that the env gets blown away and/or reset?
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<havenwood>
crankharder: Try it preceded with 'env -i' like: exec 'env', '-i', 'printenv'
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<tia>
str = "hello ____ how are you?" I want to replace the underscores with the person name. if the occurrence of underscore is more than 3 times. please help
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<tobiasvl>
tia: what do you mean, "if the occurence of underscore is more than 3 times"
<tobiasvl>
if there are more than three _ in a row in a string, you want to substitute it with a variable?
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<sts>
the constructor of Puppet::Puppet_X::Checkmk::Wato also does some file operations, which could be cut in case it doesn't create a new instance everytime the class is called.
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<FoX_77>
that came from one present? method i was woundering about
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<FoX_77>
require 'rails'
<FoX_77>
would of helped lol
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<apeiros>
what's up with people saying "would of" instead of "would have"?
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<baweaver>
would it of mattered?
<apeiros>
it reads weird, and I don't think it's correct. but I see it often and I'm not a native speaker…
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<apeiros>
now I wonder whether it's an outright mistake, a slang, a meme or something else even
<havenwood>
apeiros: the contraction "could've" sounds like "could of"
<havenwood>
coulda
<dminuoso>
havenwood: And is just proof that those folks are idiots. No time or keystrokes are saved by typing could of.
<dminuoso>
All it does it make people look like idiots.
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<apeiros>
dminuoso: that's not nice
<apeiros>
there's plenty of intelligent people who fail badly at grammar and orthography
<apeiros>
even more so in foreign languages
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<dminuoso>
apeiros: We should do a case study.
<apeiros>
meh, conducting studies is boring af :)
<havenwood>
FoX_77: You don't even need to require all of Rails, you can just cherry pick the part you need: require 'active_support/core_ext/object/blank'
<havenwood>
FoX_77: Woof!
<havenwood>
FoX_77: That's a good use of Array#sample, nice.
<dminuoso>
apeiros: Yeah, it's kind've boring.
<apeiros>
lol
<havenwood>
FoX_77: You should avoid `true == true` like on like 13. Just `if dog_say.empty?` will already return `true` or `false`.
<havenwood>
FoX_77: Same with line 31.
<havenwood>
etc
<havenwood>
On line 43 you can drop the #to_s, since #puts will #to_s for you.
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<herwin>
we had a discussion at my work today about the best code review tool, looks like we forgot to include irc ;)
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<StoneCypher>
how do i step in pry
<jhass>
get pry-byebug and then say step ;)
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<StoneCypher>
what?
<StoneCypher>
i'm already in a pry console
<StoneCypher>
is there no stepping?
<jhass>
pry is a REPL, pry-byebug adds debugger features
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<StoneCypher>
but the repl already has debugger features and none of the tutorials mention that >:(
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<chrisseaton>
Hi does anyone have a good understanding of the relationship between Digest and OpenSSL::Digest? The later just subclasses the former, right? Why is it like that?
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<matthewd>
chrisseaton: I thought they were unrelated
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<chrisseaton>
I have `cDigest = rb_define_class_under(mOSSL, "Digest", rb_path2class("Digest::Class"));`, but I'm just not sure of the history of all this
<matthewd>
chrisseaton: Looks like it saves a duplicate definition of hexdigest, for example
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<AvengerX>
I wonder if there's a way to catch stderr from IO.popen() with something like: stdout_var, stderr_var = popen(["ls", "-l"]) - or - stdout_var = popen(["ls", "-l"], :err=>[:child, stderr_var]) ?
<AvengerX>
I don't want to just merge stdout to stderr, but I did also want not to use the popen() do | stdout, stderr | { ... } syntax
<AvengerX>
hmmm thanks havenwood. I was trying to figure a way to use IO.popen() instead. I couldn't find a docs on what can I use on IO.popen()'s "opts". I see I can use :err=>[:child, :out], :external_encoding=>"something", :internal_encoding=>"something" but can't find an actual reference of what can be there.
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<rizonz>
hi guys
<rizonz>
I have some issue with some url where I need to remove lots of parts from
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<rizonz>
this is my URL ftp://mirror.nl.leaseweb.net/fedora/linux/releases/25/Everything/
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<havenwood>
rizonz: What are you trying to get at?
<rizonz>
now I need a ftp://mirror.nl.leaseweb.net/fedora/linux/updates/25 as well
<rizonz>
but my source is the releases one
<SeepingN>
.......25/Everything/../
<rizonz>
I need to get the absolute path ftp://mirror.nl.leaseweb.net/fedora/linux/
<SeepingN>
may or may nto work depending on the server
<rizonz>
it's for kickstart
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<AvengerX>
isn't there any leads how to mangle with the :err[:child, :out] parameter in the IO.popen at all? I was hoping there were something that could be done with that, google didn't help at all.
<rizonz>
AvengerX: ok thanksa
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<matthewd>
AvengerX: Why are you trying so hard to avoid open3? :/
<AvengerX>
I think now it is of curiosity. I could find no documentation about that options IO.popen takes. Maybe there's ways to do this without any requires and all. Just feels the code would look "simpler"
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<StoneCypher>
hi, i'm sorry for the intensely stupid question. in pry-byebug, both step and next seem to step into. how do i just step over?
<StoneCypher>
the manual only lists break, step, next, finish, continue, and backtrace/up/down/frame
<matthewd>
AvengerX: But no, there's really not a way to do what you want while avoiding the library that's there to do this very thing
<matthewd>
StoneCypher: next is what you want; if it's not behaving as you expect, you'll need to give more info
<StoneCypher>
i have a method on which i'm stopped a line. i type next and expect to be stopped at the next line. instead it's dived into some utility method on mongo.
<StoneCypher>
i am not aware of a relevant error at the time.
<matthewd>
Is there a breakpoint on said line?
<StoneCypher>
no. i want step over, not continue to next breakpoint.
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<matthewd>
!gist the session?
<StoneCypher>
moment. (but really i just want to know how to step over)
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<AvengerX>
thanks matthewd!
<AvengerX>
about the rizonz question above, there's also a nice syntax for rexep on ruby: ruby -e 'a="ftp://mirror.nl.leaseweb.net/fedora/linux/releases/25/Everything/"' -e 'puts("original: " + a)' -e 'puts("modified: " + a[/(.*\/)releases\/.*/, 1] + "updates" + a[/.*\/releases(\/.*\/)Everything\//, 1])'
<AvengerX>
well, golfed like that maybe it does not look as cool. hehe
<matthewd>
StoneCypher: Also, it's ending up in a nested pry context
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<matthewd>
(I think -- given the '[1]')
<StoneCypher>
matthewd: all i did was type next, per your instruction
<matthewd>
But I think my best theory is still that there's a breakpoint set on that line
<StoneCypher>
there isn't
<StoneCypher>
unless breakpoints could be stored in github somehow
<StoneCypher>
because i just downloaded this repo a couple hours ago, and i don't know how to set a breakpoint
<StoneCypher>
can someone tell me how to step over in pry-byebug, please
<matthewd>
StoneCypher: Asked and answered
<StoneCypher>
sorry, no, next isn't step over
<StoneCypher>
thanks though
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<StoneCypher>
can someone else please tell me how to step over? as you can see from the docs and the logs, next is not what i'm actually asking for
<matthewd>
> next: Step over to the next line within the same frame.
<matthewd>
StoneCypher: Do not PM.
<baweaver>
not a great way to make friends
<StoneCypher>
matthewd: are you an op? i want to know if it's safe to use /ignore
<baweaver>
StoneCypher: be nice
<StoneCypher>
i am.
<matthewd>
I was trying to help you work out why the correct command isn't working for you; you were already ignoring me by instead re-asking the original question
<StoneCypher>
baweaver: i just want someone else to answer, because this gentleman is confused about what i'm asking for, and isn't taking the polite hint
<baweaver>
because I most certainly am an op and not nearly as patient :)
<baweaver>
ps: that was a polite hint too
<StoneCypher>
i am aware.
<StoneCypher>
can someone please tell me how to step over in pry-byebug? as you can see from the log, typing 'next' does not stop at the next line.
<StoneCypher>
and/or what i'm failing to understand.
<matthewd>
StoneCypher: It's getting interrupted before it gets to the next line
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<Radar>
?popcorn
<ruby[bot]>
It's popcorn time! 🍿🍿🍿
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<matthewd>
AvengerX: Note that isn't safe; you really want open3
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<AvengerX>
okay, noted!
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<havenwood>
AvengerX: Open3 is in the stdlib. I can't think of a reason to avoid it.
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<matthewd>
AvengerX: "Isn't safe" here == "will hang forever, depending on the command's output"
<AvengerX>
yup, I reproduced this before I closed both FDs. :)
<matthewd>
(but yes, it's still neat to know how it works)
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<matthewd>
Oh, right, I missed that you were closing stderr_w. At a glance, I think that'll prevent it from hanging.
<matthewd>
It'll also mean you potentially don't see any of the stderr output, of course
<AvengerX>
I can close it as soon as I'm done writing to it (after popen()). Then I can read it at will thru stderr_r. Until I close it, that is.
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<AvengerX>
I guess idea is read what I have to (write to stderr_w), bind that to a variable (copy whatever is in stderr_r over), and close them.
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<AvengerX>
and also I was frustrated on finding no docs on the :err and FDs usage!.. I still think it is a problem with the docs having no reference at least once in the class for where that is taken from. (used in IO but taken from Kernel). I was really helpless trying to find that.
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<matthewd>
AvengerX: I promise the above will not work reliably. But I'm afraid I'm too tired to keep trying to convince you, so.. you do you.
<AvengerX>
Don't worry, I used that only for educational purposes hehe
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<AvengerX>
Now that I know it is on spawn I found in the examples there's a reference to Kernel.spawn there. hehehe (on IO.popen() docs)
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<matthewd>
It does seem like it could be more explicit, with a line like the ones on Kernel#system and Kernel#exec
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<AvengerX>
yup.
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<cagomez>
is it possible to map over an array of symbols, call them as a method on an object, and set a value ? eg I want to call :mon, :tue, :wed, on a Week object. and set all the dates to Date.today()
<cagomez>
got it, used obj.send()
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<outreachdan>
I
<outreachdan>
Anyone here with EventMachine experience? My reactor keeps stopping before my tests are complete and only gets part-way through code execution before failing.
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<havenwood>
cagomez: #public_send is a bit nicer, if you're using the public interface
<havenwood>
cagomez: Some code for fun: require 'date'; DAYS = Date::ABBR_DAYNAMES.map(&:downcase).map(&:to_sym); class Week; DAYS.each { |day| define_method day, ->{ Date.today } } end; DAYS.map { |day| Week.new.public_send day }
<justizin>
anyone know if it's possible with tempfile, or an alternative existing implementation, to limit length of temp filenames? trying to generate nagios check result files, which want a 7-char name beginning with 'c'
<justizin>
mkstemp seems to conform by default, but Tempfile seems to generate much longer names.
<justizin>
or if not by default, with a template. i guess python tempfile.mkstemp conforms by default.
<havenwood>
justizin: having it begin with "c" by setting the tempfile basename to "c"
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<havenwood>
is easy
<cagomez>
is there a way to avoid explicitly returning `Foo`? Is it bad style? def foo_maker(foo, bar); bar.map { |b| foo.send(b.to_s + "=", Date.today()) }; return foo; end ... called like so: foo_maker(Foo.new, [:one, :two, :three])
<justizin>
havenwood: right, but limiting the length, not so much, by default Tempfile.new('c') on this particular ruby, at least, gives me: `/tmp/c20170404-31444-12jgzda`
<justizin>
whereas 'mktemp -t cXXXXXX' gives me '/tmp/cTnvL5y'
<justizin>
any way to influence what the generated component of the filename is?
<havenwood>
the latter is much more likely to collide, for what it's worth
<justizin>
i don't see anything in docs, i'm just trying to avoid shelling out to tmpfile or calling mkstemp via ffi
<justizin>
havenwood: right, but ... this is how nagios works, so ... it will reject anything else.
<justizin>
currently i'm processing items from a kafka stream and sending a value to graphite, then i'm checking graphite for the age of the last data point, which is fairly expensive compared to, say, writing out a text file on the nagios host. :)
<justizin>
it is an esoteric use case and i don't entirely fault the ruby Tempfile for not accommodating, it's just what I need.
<justizin>
worst case I probs just reimplement mkstemp or something, but that feels icky.
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<Verity>
Anyone doing code audits
<Verity>
I just reached another milestone
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<FoX_77>
hi
<FoX_77>
-server: FoX_77: Has earned 100 points!
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