04:11 <headius> I guess my bouncer went down

05:10 <travis-ci> jruby/jruby (master:ea503a4 by Charles Oliver Nutter): The build passed. (https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/builds/457294971)

07:03 <zenspider> headius: you're a bouncer

07:03 <zenspider> headius: did you see any of my above questions?

14:12 <headius> zenspider: checking log

14:14 <headius> zenspider: ok first problem: that's a Java 9+ feature...we use reflection a lot to crack open JDK classes, and it doesn't like that.

14:14 <headius> officially we still recommend using Java 8 since it's best supported...9+ will work but you will get those warnings for a while

14:14 <headius> we're working on reducing it each release

14:14 <headius> zenspider: second problem: JRuby's normal launcher is a bash script

14:15 <headius> I'm not sure what you mean by full path everything but if you mean shebangs then you can install jruby-launcher to get a real native executable that works there

14:17 <headius> lopex: at least those look like they're mostly pretty easy to implement

14:19 <headius> lopex: time to start 2.6 work pretty soon

14:19 <headius> if you see anything you want to implement make a branch and go for it

14:19 <lopex> headius: howdy

14:19 <lopex> one moment

14:20 <headius> yeah none of these look like more than a few lines of code

14:20 <headius> we need to get enumerable and enumerator moved to ruby

15:01 <lopex> headius: why is ENV impls so bifurcated in mri ?

15:01 <lopex> it even has it's own to_h (with block even)

15:07 <lopex> headius: there's 7 to_h impls

15:08 <lopex> enum, array, hash, env, generator, object, struct

15:08 <lopex> and another one for win32ole

15:16 <headius> lopex: because it is backed by setenv/getenv

15:16 <lopex> to tainting etc ?

15:16 <lopex> *sp

15:16 <lopex> er, so

16:33 <headius> lopex: well I just mean many or most operations actually call setenv or getenv

16:33 <headius> so it's not really a hash

16:57 <lopex> headius: I mean it could be centralized anyways via an interface in c side

17:16 <headius> lopex: sure, but that's not really how MRI rolls

17:16 <lopex> headius: mri just expands itself :P

17:37 <travis-ci> jruby/jruby (master:84be473 by Charles Oliver Nutter): The build has errored. (https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/builds/457556759)

18:16 <lopex> https://github.com/nobu/ruby/commit/1c271e9d3ec8f1233f06e99291792085ec64864d

18:18 <lopex> hmm

18:18 <lopex> so the examples from https://old.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/9wdv54/what_a_day_proc_and_proc_are_coming_too/

18:18 <lopex> like [3, 30, 300].map(&SQUARE >> HALF)

18:18 <lopex> SQUARE >> HALF isnt escaping anywhere here right ?

20:31 <mblum> Hey quick question, if in java I have an interface called Driver that i'd normally instantiate an object like: Driver driver = new LocalDriver(). How can I replicate that in jruby?

20:51 <lopex> just use LocalDriver.new

20:52 <mblum> ^ If anyone is curious, jruby was correctly assigning my type when I did driver = LocalDriver.new, i was misinterpreting the error I was getting. In java I call driver.find(Obj.class, different_obj). when I do this in Jruby regardless of if I do obj.class or obj::class it comes back with NameError: no method 'find' for arguments (org.jruby.RubyClas

20:52 <mblum> s,com.smartbear.testleft.testobjects.ProcessPattern

20:52 <mblum> So the class being brought in is an org.jruby.RubyClass not a javaclass

20:54 <lopex> use java_class

20:54 <lopex> then

20:56 <mblum> @lopex, thank you so much!

20:56 <lopex> np, if it did work :P

21:02 <claudiuinberlin> hello fellow jruby guys. In one of the reddit/r/ruby, on post show some rust -> c. I do have one silly question

21:02 <claudiuinberlin> is possible to use jruby -> generate a java code(with main) and use substravevm to generate a binary? :)

21:10 <lopex> it's not really comparing apples to apples

21:18 <claudiuinberlin> correct

21:18 <claudiuinberlin> but still

21:18 <claudiuinberlin> I was goofing around with some scala and substravm

21:18 <claudiuinberlin> then with kotlin

21:18 <claudiuinberlin> any jvm language. So was thinking if is possible with jruby :)

21:19 <claudiuinberlin> from ruby -> java -> binary :)

21:31 <lopex> well truffle ruby / substrate can do that already

21:32 <lopex> but it's a totally different semantics

23:07 <travis-ci> jruby/jruby (master:22c6206 by Thomas E. Enebo): The build was broken. (https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/builds/457690204)