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11/27/2010

11:46 PM Ruby Feature #4085: Refinements and nested methods

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Hi Matz,

>For specifying namespace, "using" is used in many languages, C++, C#
>etc. On the other hand, as far as I know, no language use the keyword
>"use" for namespaces, but for other purposes. For example, Perl6's
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10:32 PM Ruby Feature #4085: Refinements and nested methods

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11/27/2010 09:46 AM - Loren Segal wrote :
>> I also prefer use instead of using.
>> May be the core team can request Rack developers to rename their use method to e.g. rack_use.
>> I guess that this new feature will be avai... Chauk-Mean (Chauk-Mean Proum)

05:35 PM Ruby Feature #4085: Refinements and nested methods

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>> Regarding naming: how about using the name `use' instead of `using'? This
>> would be in line with other names such as `include', `extend', etc.

>Some other people said the same, but I think `using' is better than
>`u... Chauk-Mean (Chauk-Mean Proum)

05:14 PM Ruby Feature #4065: Rename or alias module#append_features to module#include_module

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Given the discussion from http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/469691#new ,

I revised my proposal as following :
For Object#extend, the hook/callbacks methods would be :
- pre_extended (instead of extend_object)
- extend... Chauk-Mean (Chauk-Mean Proum)

11/17/2010

10:05 PM Ruby Feature #4065 (Rejected): Rename or alias module#append_features to module#include_module

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Hi,

For Object#extend, the hook/callbacks methods are extend_object and extended.
For Module#include, the hook/callbacks methods are append_features and included.

The name append_features is a bit confusing / inconsi... Chauk-Mean (Chauk-Mean Proum)

07/06/2009

09:04 PM Ruby Bug #1733: require does not look at current directory anymore ?

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Matz, thanks for the explanation/clarification.

Nobu, the RUBYLIB environment variable is a good enough solution. Thanks.
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01:53 AM Ruby Bug #1733 (Rejected): require does not look at current directory anymore ?

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In ruby-1.9 trunk, the behaviour of require has changed.
Require does not look at the current directory anymore.
Is this intentional ?

$ cat a.rb
puts "Hello World"

$ cat b.rb
require 'a'
puts "Goodbye World"
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01/29/2009

12:17 AM Ruby Bug #1010: Ruby-1.9's rake sh doesn't work on Windows (but fix provided)

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So rake sh command will not work with Ruby 1.9.1 on Windows ?
I really don't understand why this issue has been removed for 1.9.1.
It's a pity as the fix I provided is very simple.
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01/17/2009

06:37 PM Ruby Bug #1008: Missing shell version of ruby-1.9 commands (gem, rake, ...) for MinGW installation

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>MSYS is a official package on top of MinGW, but not required. You can build a
>MinGW version of ruby using Cygwin.
># Note that Cygwin shells can kick .bat scripts

Good point. I've never thought of building MinGW bina... Chauk-Mean (Chauk-Mean Proum)

01/16/2009

06:48 PM Ruby Bug #1008: Missing shell version of ruby-1.9 commands (gem, rake, ...) for MinGW installation

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> (1) As far as I understand MinGW do not have a shell (apart from cmd.exe).
> So installing shell scripts on MinGW systems makes no sense to me.

There is a dedicated shell for MinGW that is available with the offical MSY... Chauk-Mean (Chauk-Mean Proum)