enebo (Thomas Enebo)
- Email: tom.enebo@gmail.com
- Registered on: 12/16/2008
- Last connection: 02/08/2018
Issues
Projects
- CommonRuby (Developer, Contributor, 01/11/2013)
- Ruby (Developer, Contributor, 02/13/2013)
Activity
02/08/2018
- 05:47 PM CommonRuby Feature #12732: An option to pass to `Integer`, `Float`, to return `nil` instead of raise an exception
- Two comments:
1. having block form only defeats any performance gain as executing blocks have a measurable cost. ...
12/01/2017
- 05:23 PM Ruby trunk Feature #14143: Thread.report_on_exception should be true by default
- I think clarification on what the semantics should be would be helpful.
Should **ANY** exception raised in a Threa...
09/07/2016
- 08:10 AM Ruby trunk Feature #12086: using: option for instance_eval etc.
- What is the scope of instance_eval here? Can I do:
~~~ ruby
instance_eval(using: MyRefinements), &a_block_from_s...
04/07/2016
- 07:30 PM Ruby trunk Bug #12261 (Open): Windows: File.dirname with 2+ / or 2+ \\ will return // or \\\\
- I am working through some File.dirname issues on JRuby and I saw a ruby/spec covering this behavior on windows:
`F...
02/07/2016
- 08:17 PM Ruby trunk Bug #12050: Should feature processing really accept any substring of the feature name?
- Usaku NAKAMURA wrote:
> Nobuyoshi Nakada wrote:
> > Eliminating all ambiguities is not always convenient, I think.
...
02/05/2016
- 02:56 PM Ruby trunk Bug #12050: Should feature processing really accept any substring of the feature name?
- Thomas Enebo wrote:
> Nobuyoshi Nakada wrote:
> > Intentional, and resolved in the defined order when it is ambiguo... - 02:52 PM Ruby trunk Bug #12050: Should feature processing really accept any substring of the feature name?
- Nobuyoshi Nakada wrote:
> Intentional, and resolved in the defined order when it is ambiguous.
> I don't want to wr...
02/04/2016
- 11:10 PM Ruby trunk Bug #12050 (Closed): Should feature processing really accept any substring of the feature name?
- ruby --disable-gems -e 1
ruby --disable-gem -e 1
ruby --disable-ge -e 1
ruby --disable-g -e 1
I found this beca...
11/09/2015
- 02:39 PM Ruby trunk Feature #11537: Introduce "Safe navigation operator"
- Nobuyoshi Nakada wrote:
> Binary operators implicitly continue the next line, without a backslash.
>
> e.g.,
>
...
11/06/2015
- 01:50 AM Ruby trunk Feature #11537: Introduce "Safe navigation operator"
- Eric Wong wrote:
> tom.enebo@gmail.com wrote:
> > How about '\'? We can pay homage to Windows file delimeter?
> ...
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