09:45 <GitHub10> [opal] adambeynon pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/5-b1Dw

09:45 <GitHub10> opal/master fbf1140 Adam Beynon: Namespace corelib under corelib/ to prevent core files being loaded

09:56 <GitHub88> opal/master b43acc0 Adam Beynon: Use core/ prefix for corelib. Update README on corelib location

09:56 <GitHub88> [opal] adambeynon pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/5uf8BQ

12:24 <GitHub132> [opal-rails] adambeynon opened pull request #13: Use correct opal-rspec rake path (master...master) http://git.io/0NX1oQ

13:08 <meh`> adambeynon, we need to cleanup some stuff

13:09 <adambeynon> meh`: which stuff?

13:09 <meh`> adambeynon, directories

13:10 <meh`> stdlib in opal/, rubyspec/ and mri_spec/ in spec/

13:10 <adambeynon> meh`: I dont want opal and opal/stdlib to both be in the load paths

13:10 <adambeynon> we can have opal/

13:10 <adambeynon> and put all studlib in there possible

13:10 <adambeynon> stdlib*

13:10 <meh`> why don't you want both in the loadpath?

13:11 <adambeynon> its untidy

13:11 <meh`> and having opal/core and stdlib/ isn't?

13:11 <meh`> ora the dozens of files in opal/?

13:11 <meh`> nobody will notice they're both in the loadpath

13:12 <meh`> and it will make the dir tree cleaner

13:13 <adambeynon> we can go back to the old way of having a joint dir for stdlib and corelib

13:13 <adambeynon> opal.rb becomes just a loader for corelib

13:14 <adambeynon> lets us standardize `opal/` as the directory for opal related code in gems

13:14 <adambeynon> brb, lunch

14:08 <GitHub37> [opal-rails] elia closed pull request #13: Use correct opal-rspec rake path (master...master) http://git.io/0NX1oQ

14:08 <GitHub86> [opal-rails] elia pushed 2 new commits to master: http://git.io/F2MQ1A

14:08 <GitHub86> opal-rails/master 6a088f2 Elia Schito: Merge pull request #13 from adambeynon/master...

14:08 <GitHub86> opal-rails/master 11d620f Adam Beynon: Use correct opal-rspec rake path

14:25 <GitHub129> opal-rails/master 3c40071 Elia Schito: Update the changelog

14:25 <GitHub129> [opal-rails] elia pushed 2 new commits to master: http://git.io/Gv3joQ

14:25 <GitHub129> opal-rails/master fdb0f99 Elia Schito: Bump version

14:25 <GitHub60> [opal-rails] elia tagged v0.6.1 at ccf3a75: http://git.io/bubRmg

20:49 <GitHub42> [opal] adambeynon pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/4aFMxw

20:49 <GitHub42> opal/master 776e171 Adam Beynon: Fix Array#select

22:03 <alexch> Hi, I'm trying to run opal tests and get "Invalid REPL keyword" -- wanted to ask here before posting a bug

22:04 <alexch> Failure/Error: expect_output_of{ subject.run }.to eq("hello\n") expected: "hello\n" got: "> ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Invalid REPL keyword\n... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... \n"

22:05 <alexch> That's what node says when you type ".asdlkaj" on the command line... not sure why it would think we're typing that since we're just piping a (huge) JS program with no dot directives

22:11 <alexch> nvm my node version was way out of date... upgrading now

22:17 <cogitator> Hi. Just a small question: Does Opal supports the "sleep" function of Ruby?

22:25 <cogitator> Nevermind, I suppose it doesn't: http://opalrb.org/try/#code:puts%20%22hi%22%0Asleep%285000%29%0Aputs%20%22hi2%0A

22:25 <adambeynon> cogitator: no, we cant support it :(

22:26 <cogitator> Alrighto; I suppose I have to find a workaround through JS. setTimeout() maybe?

22:44 <meh`> cogitator, what are you trying to do?

22:45 <meh`> cogitator, remember that the whole page runs in the same thread, if you're processing things without breaking it up, the page will hang

22:56 <cogitator> By the way, if I remember well, there was a command (to put on cmd) like "opal build file.rb"?

22:59 <meh`> opal -c file.rb

23:07 <cogitator> Thanks! But while it echoes the compiled source, it doesn't create a .js file...

23:12 <cogitator> Found a way: opal -c file.rb 1> file.js

23:14 <cogitator> Then again, it compiles only the specified file, but not the ones which are "required" inside that file.

23:16 <meh`> cogitator, yeah, it's for simple compilation

23:16 <meh`> mainly for debug use

23:26 <cogitator> I wrote a batch file to compile multiple files, but it compiles only the first one, then it stops...

23:27 <meh`> cogitator, I don't know that part much sadly, I use opal with the opal-sprockets server

23:27 <meh`> sorry

23:45 <fkchang> cogitator: u should probably just make a rake task and setup opal-sprockets to know what directories your source is in

23:48 <cogitator> Yeah, I am using that myself, too, but I want to make something for a special need. I have accomplished it, just the naming needs a little fix (because the it creates files as "file.rb.js")