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Activity
01/28/2011
- 11:10 AM Ruby master Feature #4326: Fiber should respond to call() and []
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I understood what you meant, and agree in principle. I wanted to think about the implications given that (a) ...
01/26/2011
- 06:35 PM Ruby master Bug #4323: Proc#hash is Ill-Behaved
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> I'm not so sure I'd expect Proc#hash to be equal in these cases. Of course, I don't feel like
> Procs th... - 06:35 AM Ruby master Bug #4323 (Closed): Proc#hash is Ill-Behaved
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Proc#hash is not predictable for receivers that are #eql?
irb> ->{}.hash
=> -1250381286238705...
01/06/2011
- 01:11 AM Ruby master Feature #4234 (Closed): Hash#default_proc= Doesn't Accept nil Argument
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The initial value of a Hash's default Proc is the block passed to Hash.new or nil. Hash#default_proc= can se... - 12:20 AM Ruby master Feature #4233 (Closed): autoload Can't Require Gems
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Is it intentional that when used via `autoload`, `require` can't handle Gem names?
run@desktop:~/mi... - 12:06 AM Ruby master Bug #4058: __method__ does not return correct method name for aliased methods
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> This is intended. Originally, __callee__ and __method__ were equivalent, except in aliased methods where th...
12/28/2010
- 02:20 AM Ruby master Bug #3760: help "String.new" (for example) no longer works in irb
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Please reopen.
>> RUBY_REVISION
=> 30404
>> help 'String.new'
NoMethodError: undefined method `get...
12/16/2010
- 10:56 PM Ruby master Feature #4038: IO#advise
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> Please check-in, but I think symbol initialization (:normal etc.) is
> needed only when posix_fadvise(2) i... - 03:18 AM Ruby master Feature #4015: File::DIRECT Constant for O_DIRECT
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> May I ask current status of this proposal? (Why no assignment)
I was wondering the same thing.
> I th... - 03:01 AM Ruby master Feature #4151: Enumerable#categorize
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> pp ary.categorize {|e| [e[1], e[0]] }
> #=>
> {"Yukihiro Matsumoto"=>["matz"],
> "Nobuyoshi Nakada"=>[...
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