v0dro (Sameer Deshmukh)
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- Email: sameer.deshmukh93@gmail.com
- Registered on: 07/21/2015
- Last sign in: 07/28/2019
Issues
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Activity
09/25/2018
- 04:03 AM Ruby master Feature #15156 (Third Party's Issue): Have a 'c_headers' specifier in Gem::Specification.
- Currently if one Ruby gem depends on the C extension of another Ruby gem, the only way
find the header of that gem i...
09/11/2018
- 11:01 PM Ruby master Feature #15074: Create 'official' C API documentation on ruby-doc.org
- @hsbt what do you think about writing the docs within C API files like `ruby.h`, `intern.h` and `extension.h` itself ...
- 12:38 AM Ruby master Feature #15074: Create 'official' C API documentation on ruby-doc.org
- Alright. I think its a matter of adding the extension.rdoc file to the ruby-doc.org sources and then push changes to ...
- 01:16 AM Ruby master Feature #15092: Provide step count in Range constructor
- OK I'm convinced this is probably a bad idea since `step` returns an `ArithmeticSequence`
and is not a property of `...
09/09/2018
- 03:37 AM Ruby master Feature #15092: Provide step count in Range constructor
- v0dro (Sameer Deshmukh) wrote:
> I would like to propose making changes to the Range constructor so that a user can ... - 03:36 AM Ruby master Feature #15092: Provide step count in Range constructor
- > Wouldn't the result be [1, 4, 7, 10, 13]?
Ah yes. My bad. Editing the description. Thank you. - 02:59 AM Ruby master Feature #15092: Provide step count in Range constructor
- Advantages of changing the constructor:
* Makes it easy to read test code for someone new to Ruby.
* Consistency in... - 02:28 AM Ruby master Feature #15092 (Rejected): Provide step count in Range constructor
I would like to propose making changes to the Range constructor so that a user can specify
a `step` count along wi...- 03:04 AM Ruby master Feature #15093 (Open): Retrive Array elements with infinite ranges specified by Float::INFINITY
- Currently in Ruby head (2.6) the following gives an error:
~~~ ruby
2.6-head :001 > a = [1,2,3,4]
# => [1, 2, 3, 4... - 02:31 AM Ruby master Feature #15074: Create 'official' C API documentation on ruby-doc.org
- Alright. So as a first step can you please tell me how it would be possible to create
this page for the C API? Or ma...
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