gcao (Guoliang Cao)
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- Email: gcao99@gmail.com
- Registered on: 03/29/2012
- Last sign in: 03/09/2013
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Activity
03/09/2013
- 01:11 PM Ruby master Feature #7998: "def" should return a value (the symbol of the method name) instead of nil
- This is a nice addition indeed and I remember I asked for it too in the
past. One usage could be method annotation l... - 05:37 AM Ruby master Bug #8052: "prepend Mod1, Mod2" behaves strangely
- My bad :-D
I was so excited that I found a bug in Ruby... just kidding. - 04:40 AM Ruby master Bug #8052 (Rejected): "prepend Mod1, Mod2" behaves strangely
- I did some quick experiment with prepend and noticed a strange behavior.
"prepend B; prepend C" and "prepend B, C"...
04/01/2012
- 01:10 PM Ruby master Feature #6222: Use ++ to connect statements
- You are right, anything other than 'then' or maybe 'also' hurts readability. Guess I'm too obsessed with finding some...
03/31/2012
- 11:53 PM Ruby master Feature #6222: Use ++ to connect statements
- Even though using 'also' means adding a new keyword and breaks compatibility, practically no one uses it as method na...
03/30/2012
- 02:35 AM Ruby master Feature #6222: Use ++ to connect statements
- I agree.
If 'then' or '++' does not work, what about 'also'? I'm not a native English speaker and not sure whether... - 01:01 AM Ruby master Feature #6222: Use ++ to connect statements
- Sorry I didn't know this. I have never seen ++ in ruby code (except probably in books) and that made me think it is n...
03/29/2012
- 11:54 PM Ruby master Feature #6224: Make variables in if/unless conditions available to conditional statements
- I found this issue created 3 years ago. Matz explained the reason behind.
http://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/1141 - 11:13 PM Ruby master Feature #6224 (Rejected): Make variables in if/unless conditions available to conditional statements
- I propose to make below code work
do_something(a) if a = condition
Above code should work exactly same as
... - 10:59 PM Ruby master Feature #6222 (Rejected): Use ++ to connect statements
- I propose to use ++ to connect two or multiple statements, e.g.
do_this ++ do_that ++ do_something
It is equiva...
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