toothrot

require 'benchmark'

Benchmark.bmbm do |x|
  x.report "double quotes" do
    10_000_000.times do
      "foo"
    end
  end
  x.report "single quotes" do
    10_000_000.times do

abedra

class Inspector
 
  # :nodoc:
  def self._collect_events_for_method_call(&block)
    events = []
    
    set_trace_func lambda { |event, file, line, id, binding, classname|
      events << { :event => event, :file => file, :line => line, :id => id, :binding => binding, :classname => classname }
    }
    

jairoglyph

:sunny: 
:zap: 
:leaves: 
:lipstick: 
:cop: 
:wheelchair: 
:fish: 
:hammer: 
:moneybag: 
:calling: 

toothrot

require 'benchmark'
Benchmark.bmbm do |b|
  b.report("single") do
    10_000.times do
      'some string'
    end
  end
  b.report("double") do
    10_000.times do
      "some string"

toothrot

irb(main):034:0> D, Y = 8, 0
=> [8, 0]
irb(main):035:0> 8===D-- ( Y )
=> true

gus

I'm not sure what the feature is called in 0.9.26, so I'll describe it instead; essentially, I can package (vendor/cache) my gems for use in deployment and if during the deployment (bundle install vendor/bundle) a gem is found in the shared gems repo (managed through RVM gemsets per project) then that gem is used without unpacking it in vendor/bundle. This is useful to me because my ops dude pre-installs gems needing compilation on all of the systems needing it (managed through Puppet for now); these gems are currently unicorn and bson_ext.

You can argue that he just shouldn't do that and I won't argue back, but that's something he likes since he doesn't want to have to recompile unicorn, bson_ext, etc. for each system as deploys are running; we have a few systems to manage and the list is growing; we also have several services working together and not all are ruby, so he just wants simple deploys. I also can't argue too much with that as there are oodles of things he concerns himself with that I don't have/

toothrot

context setups
  + asserts should only run the setup once
  + asserts even with multiple assertions
context setups that are nested
  + asserts gets run again
  + asserts only once per nesting, even with multiple assertions

4 passes, 0 failures, 0 errors in 0.000148 seconds

toothrot

module Farts
  def farts
    "pfft"
  end
end

hey = "yo"

hey.farts # NoMethodError: undefined method `farts' for "yo":String

toothrot

hey = nil
yo = "foo"
baz = 3 if false

puts hey.inspect
puts yo.inspect
puts baz.inspect  # Nil!! 
puts spaz.inspect # Name Error 

defunkt

# directory structure of /ruby 
$ tree -L 1 /ruby
/ruby
|-- default -> ree-1.8.7
|-- ree-1.8.7
`-- ruby-1.9.1-p376

3 directories, 0 files