solnic changed the topic of #rom-rb to: Ruby Object Mapper | Mailing List: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/rom-rb | Logs: http://irclog.whitequark.org/rom-rb
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<postmodern> rejoice!
<postmodern> we can drop all support for 1.8.7
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<Gibheer> finally
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<mbj> snusnu: morning
<snusnu> mbj: hey
<snusnu> mbj: how's substation working out for you?
<mbj> snusnu: still exloring :D
<mbj> snusnu: You saw the zombie? I'm so happy :D
<snusnu> mbj: heh yeah, awesome stuff
<snusnu> mbj: tbh i haven't looked closely at how it's implemented, but mutating mutant surely sounds cool
<mbj> snusnu: the implementation is "quasi" a ruby interpreter that can only handle require nodes.
<mbj> snusnu: A very very lame ruby intepreter :D
<mbj> snusnu: So I just follow the requires find more requires and execute them.
<mbj> snusnu: For each "execution" I read the source and wrap them into a ::Zombie
<mbj> snusnu: Did you updated the substation-demo with latest refactorings?
<snusnu> mbj: ah i see, so all zombified libs must not use ::Foo anywhere?
<snusnu> mbj: lemme check, dunno
<mbj> snusnu: Jo, mutant fails in case ::Foo is used.
<mbj> snusnu: s/mutant/zombie/
<mbj> snusnu: I can check for ::Foo (const (cbase) :Foo) style nodes and warn!
<snusnu> mbj: seems like the demo is reasonably up to date, it doesn't make use of failure chains yet tho
<snusnu> mbj: in general, it doesn't seem to be much of a problem, or rather, one that only affects mutant's dependencies, right?
<mbj> snusnu: talking about cbase, yes.
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