normalperson (Eric Wong) wrote: > Alex Young <alex@blackkettle.org> wrote: > ... You are probably correct. Reconsidering the issue, the benefit of raising is probably not enough to offset that, thus leaving the $stderr/warn as the be...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
headius (Charles Nutter) wrote: > Many applications and users I have dealt with have run into bugs due to Ruby's behavior of quietly swallowing exceptions raised in threads. I believe this is a bug, and threads should always at least lo...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
Currently encountering too many open file handles when trying to load/require a file simply raises a LoadError. It's not easy to determine that the root cause is exhaustion (see below for demonstration). The error should be changed ei...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
On 28.01.2012, at 01:53, Mario Lanza wrote: > > Some in the Ruby community (like Chad Fowler) have noticed issues around how Ruby attempts to transverse a method's pipeline up the inheritance chain. When you inherit a class from ano...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
Would be nice, and should be able to coexist with normal parameters: ~~~ruby def foo(bar, @baz, quux = @moomin) … end ~~~ And so on. What about splat- and block arguments? It gets a little ugly: ~~~ruby def foo(bar, *@baz, ...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
On 2011-12-09, at 12:05:41, Alexey Muranov wrote: > > I agree, i was simply pointing out that set is, in my opinion, a more basic data structure than associative array, and both associative arrays and relations can be either built on...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
=begin Excerpts from rubymine message of Tue Jul 07 15:42:01 +0300 2009: > Issue #1728 has been updated by Christian Höltje. > > > Why isn't that the default, then?
Personally, I would expect the suffix to only affect the prog...rue (Eero Saynatkari)
=begin Excerpts from Tanaka Akira's message of Mon Jun 29 21:17:58 +0300 2009: > In article <4a464441bf3f7_13bd3907d016634@redmine.ruby-lang.org>, > Steven Hartland <redmine@ruby-lang.org> writes: > > > This I've tracked down to ...rue (Eero Saynatkari)