trans (Thomas Sawyer)
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Activity
10/11/2016
- 06:36 PM Ruby master Feature #9704: Refinements as files instead of modules
- Shugo Maeda wrote:
> Monkey-patching style has another problem that super cannot be supported in monkey patching.
>... - 06:15 PM Ruby master Feature #12775: Random subset of array
- This definition of `#sample` seems a bit limited. I know it aligns with the statical definition but it is very easy d...
08/03/2016
- 04:54 AM Ruby master Feature #9704: Refinements as files instead of modules
- Has any more thought been given to this? I had a recent request to have Ruby Facets to work as refinements, but I hes...
- 04:07 AM Ruby master Feature #12374: SingletonClass
- So...
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Object..singleton_class.instance_of?(SingletonClass) #=> true
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- 03:55 AM Ruby master Feature #12637: Unified and consistent method naming for safe and dangerous methods
- It would more interesting if there were a way to declare an object mutable or not, then when immutable destructive me...
05/09/2016
- 03:23 PM Ruby master Feature #12360 (Rejected): More useful return values from bang methods
- It would be nice if bang methods returned results that where of some additional use. Presently most just return the e...
11/04/2015
- 12:07 AM Ruby master Feature #11537: Introduce "Safe navigation operator"
- Philip Claren wrote:
> Thomas Sawyer wrote:
> > In this way is more an extension of the ternary operator -- the ini... - 12:01 AM Ruby master Feature #11537: Introduce "Safe navigation operator"
- Laurentiu Macovei wrote:
> The same discussion happens to be on TypeScript and ES6 worlds.
> Using `..` instead of ...
10/26/2015
- 05:10 AM Ruby master Feature #11537: Introduce "Safe navigation operator"
- Yukihiro Matsumoto wrote:
> I like the idea. My remaining concern is ".?" is too similar to "?." which is chosen by ...
03/11/2015
- 06:49 PM Ruby master Bug #10924: String#b
- That's the irony. One of the reasons I choose #b is because I thought for sure that would almost certainly never beco...
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