Nevir (Ian MacLeod)
- Login: Nevir
- Email: ian@nevir.net
- Registered on: 07/01/2011
- Last sign in: 12/26/2020
Issues
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Reported issues | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Activity
02/23/2013
- 11:22 AM Ruby master Bug #921: autoload is not thread-safe
- Apologies in advance if this is the wrong place to get clarification:
It's been widely circulated that autoload is d...
01/07/2013
- 10:25 AM Ruby master Feature #7657: Array#& doesn't accept Enumerables
- Let me see if I understand the implicit conversion cases:
* If an object implements #to_ary, #to_str, etc - it is as...
01/06/2013
- 09:02 AM Ruby master Feature #7657: Array#& doesn't accept Enumerables
- Err, I mean it looks like it's similar to http://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/1028
- 09:00 AM Ruby master Feature #7657 (Assigned): Array#& doesn't accept Enumerables
- This seems similar to http://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/6923
Example:
irb(main):001:0> class Thing
irb(...
12/28/2012
- 05:57 AM Ruby master Bug #7626: Bizarre Array#fetch behavior with a block when index is out of bounds
- Oh! It's a block form of `default` - I get it now. Disregard!
- 05:53 AM Ruby master Bug #7626: Bizarre Array#fetch behavior with a block when index is out of bounds
- Why would you need to call fetch with a block if you already know the index is out of range? You already have the in...
- 03:46 AM Ruby master Bug #7626 (Rejected): Bizarre Array#fetch behavior with a block when index is out of bounds
- This also occurs on Ruby 1.8.
First, the example, taken almost directly from the docs (except the docs only descri...
04/28/2012
- 01:07 AM Ruby master Bug #4044: Regex matching errors when using \W character class and /i option
- One additional note is that this only seems to occur when `\W` is in a character group:
~~~
➜ ruby -ve '("a".."z...
07/01/2011
- 06:27 AM Backport192 Backport #4952: Integer#chr(Encoding::*) behaves inconsistently with negative or large values
- This appears to be related to and likely a duplicate of http://redmine.ruby-lang.org/issues/4869
- 06:15 AM Backport192 Backport #4952 (Rejected): Integer#chr(Encoding::*) behaves inconsistently with negative or large values
- These seem like they should all be raising RangeError; and appear to indicate that values are overflowing/being cast ...
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