floere

END { p "This is the end, my only friend, the end." }
p "Feeling very sleepy..."
sleep 1

floere

# I've looked at the case at hand which is:

# foo.bar -> foo: foo.bar
# foo.bar -> foo: foo, format: bar

# This roughly translates to:
# For each part (foo, format), match as many possible subexpressions consisting of multiple word characters or one non-word characters
# (we might say \. explicitly, in this specific case). Do this lazily, except for the last part, since that one needs to gobble up the rest.
# And: If we have two or more parts, join them by a lazy match of a dot (\.?), which is not included in the named group.

floere

require 'yajl'

class MasterChild

  def initialize
    @child, @parent = IO.pipe
    start_master_process_thread
  end

  # This runs a thread that listens to child processes.

floere

class Book < ActiveRecord::Base; end
Book.establish_connection YAML.load(File.open('db.yml'))

floere

string_io = StringIO.new(...)
class << string_io
    def overridden_method
         # ...
    end
end

floere

# Runs with Picky 3.3.1.
#
# Note: You need some example html files in
#       the same directory.
#
# Index data and start:
# 1. rake index
# 2. ruby app.rb
#
# Then, search on it using:

floere

require '/Users/admin/temp/picky/server/lib/picky'

t0 = Time.now

class Tweet
  attr_reader :id, :user, :text

  def initialize id, user, text
    @id, @user, @text = id, user, text
  end

floere

# Available from Picky 3.2.1.
#
require 'picky'

index = Picky::Index.new :dump_test do
  category :name
end

Thing = Struct.new :id, :name
index.replace Thing.new(1, 'Picky')

floere

# Possible since Picky 3.2.0.
#
require 'picky'

include Picky

Thing = Struct.new :id, :name

index = Index.new :test do
  category :name, similarity: Similarity::DoubleMetaphone.new(3)

floere

module Decoration
  
  def something
    p :in_decoration_calling_super
    super
    p :after_super
  end
  
end