<Caerus>
to me it seems that any 'region' has to be done by you, geocoding is probably just that
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<Caerus>
you could maybe use g maps api to say throw it a coordinate and then have it return the region based on distance using your lat,long as center?
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<Caerus>
kareeoleez, do read up on getBounds() and anything related to it, from google maps API, to me it looks exactly like what you need.
<kareeoleez>
Caerus: geoJSON is the word
<kareeoleez>
Caerus: I think I got it
<kareeoleez>
actually coordinates define a region and it's a json string
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<Caerus>
*it looks exactly like what i thought you needed
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<Caerus>
wrongfully assumed you didn't have the boundaries coords when you clearly stated you wanted to 'define' it.
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<TheWhip>
sorry for posting it here, but some of you might have worked on sinatra so giving it a try.
<TheWhip>
hi, I am trying to integrate new_relic with my sinatra app. I require the newrelic_rpm gem, created the newrelic.yml file. In config.ru I put in "require 'newrelic_rpm'" and "NewRelic::Agent.after_fork(:force_reconnect => true)"
<TheWhip>
still not able to see anything on my newrelic dashboard
<TheWhip>
It's working fine for my rails apps
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<smathy>
kaleido, both do the same thing, which is to set nodes to server_ip.to_json and run a block and discard everything in it.
<smathy>
...unless `code` is scoped to outside that block, in which case it will be set to the hash of the last element of server_ip on exit.
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<kaleido>
so code will only hold one name/address pairs? i need to end up with a hash that holds everything coming from the original hash
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<smathy>
kaleido, right, that's what I assumed you wanted, look at the docs for `Array#each`, it doesn't return what you think it does.
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<shevy>
grilled-cheese did you try to re-do and generate the .gem itself?
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<grilled-cheese>
?
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<kaleido>
im working with Hash#each, does that make a difference?
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<grilled-cheese>
The bug isn't in the gem itself, but rather a native dependency that didn't take MinGW windows error codes into account
<grilled-cheese>
and of course there is no native binary
<smathy>
kaleido, unfortunately the docs for that don't talk about the return, but it's the same as Array#each's return. You can confirm this yourself in a quick console test.
<shevy>
I see
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<kaleido>
smathy: indeed. gotta love irb :) thanks.
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<smathy>
kaleido, there are other methods that do what you (probably) want. Take a look at map/collect
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<soahccc>
I asked yesterday how I could optparse to just ignore invalid options (optimally based on a regex) and I got send a link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3642331 but it's for python and I wasn't able to port that to rubys optparse. The closest I digged ended up in this method and I'm pretty certain that I don't want to monkey patch that one :S https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/trunk/lib/optparse.rb#L1549
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<guardian>
is Dir::Tmpname available in all ruby implementations?
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<soahccc>
I have an idea for an hackish workaround. The problematic parameters are coordinates (e.g. -123) so I gsub them to say %123 run it through optparse and change that back to -123... :S
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<smathy>
guardian, no.
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<guardian>
what's my best bet to generate a temp filename inside a specific directory then?>
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<smathy>
guardian, for something that works in all ruby implementations? No idea.
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<smathy>
Seriously roelof? You weren't spoon-fed in #RoR so you came here?
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<guardian>
smathy: btw what makes you believe it's not part of all implementations? seems to be in the stdlib in fact
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<smathy>
guardian, well for a start it wasn't around pre 1.9.3 (IIRC).
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<benzrf>
smathy: abusing people for "wanting to be spoon fed" is srsly not constructive
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<benzrf>
it doesnt accomplish anything positive besides making you feel self righteous
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<smathy>
benzrf, you're welcome to your opinion, and also free to help people how you see fit, as am I.
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<jmarinelli>
can ruby's enumerator module be considered within the functional paradigm?
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<orangey>
Hello all.
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<orangey>
By way of disclaimer, I'm not very familiar with Ruby. I'm just trying to fix a little bug in discourse that I ran into. Currently, a JSON line attempts to open via GET, which doesn't work - it needs to be POST. This is the line: user_json = JSON.parse(open(user_json_url, 'Authorization' => "Bearer #{token}" ).read) . I've tried adding ".post" in every which place, but obvoiusly I have Ruby wrong..
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<orangey>
any thoughts as to how I might be able to move forward here?
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<orangey>
Needless to say I've filed bugs everywhere, but it seems so straightforward that I hope I can just figure it out and submit a pull.
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<jmarinelli>
orangey, open-uri only supports GET
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<orangey>
jmarinelli: damn.
<orangey>
jmarinelli: Any thoughts, then?
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<jmarinelli>
orangey look into HTTParty, or Net::HTTP if you don't want to add dependencies
<orangey>
OK
<havenwood>
orangey: You could use Net::HTTP from the stdlib but it's a bit unwieldy. I'd suggest HTTP.rb for a gem: https://github.com/httprb/http#readme
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<havenwood>
orangey: gem install http
<orangey>
havenwood: Any experience with discourse?
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<havenwood>
orangey: Yeah, why do you ask?
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<orangey>
One of the things I'm having trouble with is that when I made edits inside the discourse docker, it doesn't 'update', so any edits I make to plugins need me to make them in git, and then './launcher rebuild app'
<orangey>
which is an expensive way to test small changes.
<orangey>
to add .post everywhere took me about an hour of rebuilding.
<orangey>
and I had to make forked repo of oauth2-basic
<havenwood>
orangey: That's Rails turf. The #rubyonrails channel is probably the best place to discuss.
<orangey>
havenwood: aha. OK.
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<mustmodify>
I'm getting "undefined method 'sub' for #date" ... but I'm not using the method sub. It's in a case statement apparently. Anyone know what that method does to help me figure out what's going on?
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<mustmodify>
ohhhh... got it.
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<havenwood>
jmarinelli: It does remind one of functional style doesn't it?
<wspider>
I try to install sass gem install sass ( or any other gem through ruby and it says ) ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EINVAL) Invalid argument - sendto(2) for "0.2.4.1" port 53 , I wonder what would be the right approach
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<havenwood>
wspider: What version of RubyGems?: gem -v
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<havenwood>
wspider: Behind a proxy?
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<havenwood>
Stream.unfold/2**
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<orangey>
havenwood: #ROR doesn't seem to like the question there..
<orangey>
havenwood: Anyhow, I'll continue with the painful method for now until I figure it out.
<wspider>
havenwood: 2.5.1
<havenwood>
orangey: You're getting the runaround!
<orangey>
havenwood: OK, did some googling and I think I may have an answer..
<havenwood>
orangey: I think someone just didn't realize it was a Rails app. :)
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<orangey>
heh ; )
<wspider>
havenwood: oh, I am behind the school proxy, not sure if that could be it
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<havenwood>
wspider: That's a fairly recent version. Hmm, "port 53"
<havenwood>
wspider: I suspect the proxy.
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<havenwood>
wspider: gem help install | grep proxy
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<guardian>
can someone please give me a hand with rspec? I have code that does File.mv(foo, bar); File.rename(bar, baz)
<guardian>
under the hood, File.mv may call File.rename
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<guardian>
I'm only interested in testing File.rename(bar, baz) has been called once
<guardian>
which I try to express with expect(File).to have_received(:rename).with(anything, baz)
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<guardian>
but then rspec still complains File.mv has called File.rename and that my argument constraints don't allow it
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<guardian>
any idea please?
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<c_nick>
Hi.. i was trying to create a directory if its not existing FileUtils::mkdir_p '\\gerdata\test\quarter_2\april' but it kelt complaining \\gerdata\test already exists does it require all the directories to be absent or present ? like gerdata/test exists but others done will it work ?
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<wspider>
havenwood: I will try again at home but a month ago or so I was able to use gem in the University without any problem
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<Fire-Dragon-DoL>
opinion request! NullObject patterh, NullObject#nil? true or false?
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<hanmac>
Fire-Dragon-DoL: i don't know your data structure but why not just return nil instead of such NullObject?
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<Fire-Dragon-DoL>
hanmac: the purpose of the nullobject is to avoid too many `try` things, so it fits. We have nil, we are planning to introduce a nullobject to reduce all these checks
<Fire-Dragon-DoL>
hanmac: yes I said the `&` in the previous sentence
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<hanmac>
ok i thought you mean the older from with "obj & obj.method"
<Fire-Dragon-DoL>
hanmac: but you end up with stuff as ugly as client&.associated_contacts&.each which becomes a plain `safe_client.associated_contacts.each` with the null object
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<Fire-Dragon-DoL>
oh, no sorry for the misunderstanding
<hanmac>
hm but &. its still better than the other one because it got optimized by ruby
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<ule>
Hey guys.. Can ask a haml question here?
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<ule>
I'm trying to solve this problem: "undefined local variable or method 'foo' "
<ule>
I added this: - if foo.present?
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<ule>
but didn't work.. so.. how can I set a default value or just verify if the variable exist on haml page?
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<havenwood>
ule: You have to define `foo` before calling it. It'll first look for a `foo` local variable, then for a `foo` method. You have neither defined in the current scope.
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<ule>
the point is not if I'm defining or not
<ule>
I just want to have a default value just in case the variable doesn't exist
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<ule>
in php/twig/symfony I can just do foo|default('bar')
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<ule>
but anyways.. I just fixed my model to always pass the variable..
<apeiros>
that's the sensible way
<apeiros>
having to test for the existence of a local variable == you're doing it wrong.
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<ule>
I see
<apeiros>
the way you would test it is via `defined? expression`
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<ule>
apeiros: actually.. that makes tense
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<ule>
yeah.. I was testint present? exist? empty?
<ule>
didn't test with defined?
<apeiros>
foo.present? means you call a method on foo. you can't call a method on foo if it doesn't exist
<ule>
exactly
<ule>
that's the point.. so.. what's the best way to see if foo exist?
<ule>
foo.nil?
<apeiros>
as said, the best is not having to test
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<apeiros>
and the only way to test for *existence* of a local variable is `defined?`
<ule>
ok
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<apeiros>
oh actually in 2.3, you could also (ab)use Kernel#local_variables
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<ule>
so.. if anythingIwant.defined?
<apeiros>
dude
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<apeiros>
skipped that "reading comprehension" part?
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<ule>
lol yeah.. I'll read that
<apeiros>
20:49 apeiros: the way you would test it is via `defined? expression`
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<ule>
- defined? ule
<ule>
worked
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<nfk>
i'm getting a really stupid error: bin/bundle:3:in `load': cannot load such file -- /usr/share/rubygems-integration/all/gems/bundler-1.7.4/bin/bundle (LoadError)
<hxegon_afk>
what are you trying to do ule?
<hxegon_afk>
err nfk, sorry.
<ule>
hxegon_afk: was trying to verify if a variable was defined from haml page
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<nfk>
hxegon_afk, trying to run bin/bundle of a Rails project on Raspberry Pi
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<nfk>
even weirder, if i omit bin/ in favour of just bundle it does work, after some raspberry delay
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<ule>
ruby from raspberry? cool
<ule>
didn't know ruby is present on arm32 arquitecture
<nfk>
oh my god, if it hasn't gone wrong, this is redefining the meaning of slow
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<nfk>
ule, why wouldn't it be?
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<nfk>
also, it's arm6fh or something for Raspberry Pi Model A/B whatever and some arm7 for Model 2/3
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<nfk>
oh wow, i'm actually serving stuff!!!!!
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<nfk>
surprisingly in deployment mode nginx-unicorn is perhaps faster than webrick in development on a much, much more powerful rig
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<nfk>
and there's still room for improvement
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<kirillow>
i parsed the yaml in a textfile using yaml/psych. so theres a yaml object. now I want to return a specific entru. do i really have to dump the whole string and look manually???
<nfk>
it's well within acceptable performance levels, let's just hope it's like that also when someone connects from hundreds of km away
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<shevy>
hehe
<c_nick>
FileUtils vs Dir which one is better ?
<nfk>
FileUtils was *nix specific, wasn't it?
<shevy>
c_nick they do different tasks, but if you can, prefer Dir. FileUtils you have to require
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<c_nick>
shevy: whats the difference
<shevy>
deleting a file can happen via File.delete() too for instance
<c_nick>
My purpose is to work with directories
<shevy>
.cp_r for instance, I don't think you have this in anywhere else but FileUtils
<nfk>
a quick grep shows that I'm using FileUtils.mv
<shevy>
FileUtils.mv() probably too
<nfk>
also, no require that I can see
<shevy>
hmmm are you sure you don't have to require it anymore? lemme try
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<c_nick>
nope if u r on Ruby 2.0.0 +
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<nfk>
oh, that's because it's require 'fileutils' while the Module is FileUtils
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<nfk>
and I grepped for File, natch'
<c_nick>
Fileutils.mkdir_p work for share drives ? //myshare
<c_nick>
it didnt seem to work
<shevy>
well you must use FileUtils not Fileutils
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<jiblet>
leave
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<nfk>
c_nick, it should not care for properly mounted POSIX paths
<shevy>
but otherwise, it will work, just like the unix command
<nfk>
as fo Windows, does it even work there? i thought it just invokes the command line stuff
<c_nick>
i am passing it //myshare/folder1/folder2/folder3 where folder3 is to be created..
<shevy>
it probably may work on windows too... I am not sure, have not used windows + ruby in years ... I remember it was confusing to work with these letter-drives c d e f...
<c_nick>
i think i need to gsub('/',"\\")
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<nfk>
i think you need to use a a real os but what do i know?
<c_nick>
lol windoze
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<nfk>
c_nick, assuming you're on a real os (not windows) you can just mount that SMB share and then no proper tool will care that it's not a local media as it won't even know it
<nfk>
mount as in mount to be under some POSIX path
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<c_nick>
hmm
<nfk>
i'm always amazed at how unwilling people can be to use the best solution
<smathy>
shadows, it's doing that because you have capturing parens in your regex.
<smathy>
...so each match contains multiple values, hence array of arrays.
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<shadows>
smathy: I was wondering, how to do sub-captures
<shadows>
I couldn't figure it out
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<smathy>
shadows, what's a *sub* capture?
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<smathy>
Wait a minute! If all you're interested in is the first element then you don't want .scan you just want .match
<shadows>
ha, well... without explaining in great length what I want to do, I'm trying to read the text output from a wireshark capture and take the three columns (byte offset, hex bytes, ascii representation) and then merge them to be one line of hex bytes followed by one line of ascii representation
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<shadows>
so "XXXX XX XX XX XX ....\nXXXX XX XX .." => ["XX XX XX XX XX XX", "......"]
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<shadows>
each one of these multi-line blocks is preceeded by "some label (NN bytes):\n"
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<shadows>
I want to keep that all together; I have to do it like this because none of the other wireshark exports have both the label and the byte output... XML has the label but no bytes, and C header output has the bytes but not the labels. headache time.
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<smathy>
shadows, right, but .scan(...)[0] is always just going to be the first match, ie. (essentially) the same as .match(...)
<shadows>
smathy: hmm
<shadows>
.match(...) doesn't give me the captures, I think
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<smathy>
It does, just in [1]... on.
<smathy>
[0] is the whole match.
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<shadows>
ah
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<shadows>
will try
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<smathy>
shadows, also in the .captures method of what's returned.
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<smathy>
Ok, but you're not taking the [0] there right? You're grabbing the whole .scan
<shadows>
yeah
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<smathy>
Right, because your regex only matches a single line of that input.
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<smathy>
...so that seems workable except you're capturing the ASCII too, did you want that?
<shadows>
I could re-implement it myself but yeah I'd like to unwind the ascii outputs
<smathy>
Ok cool, so you're golden then right? Well done.
<shadows>
no, that's the output I want ;) haven't got there yet
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<shadows>
workflow-wise should I do this line-by-line with some temporaries or should I be grabbing each "Label (xx bytes):\n\h{4} (\s?\h\h)+ (.)+\n"... ?
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<shadows>
smathy: i.e. a regex to capture line 5 to line 10, line 11 to line 12; within each of those captures could I further have sub-captures that split up the label, the addr, hex, ascii ? or is that not how it works
<smathy>
It will be hard to do the whole lot in a single regex, I'd probably use the flip flop operator.
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<shadows>
hmm
<shadows>
flip-flop?
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<smathy>
Same as Perl's.
<smathy>
...except there's no implicit receiver for a regex.
<shadows>
looking now, thanks
<smathy>
...so `if line =~ /^your start/ .. line =~ /the end/`
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<shadows>
ah
<shadows>
that hurts the brain. awesome.
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<smathy>
Yeah, only trick will be fiddling with the end marker, because it can be the same as the start marker for the next one.
<shadows>
yes
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<shadows>
verifying that I haven't missed some nifty trick or thing that would make this easier hmm
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<shadows>
smathy: /end/ could have a negative look-ahead maybe
<shadows>
that's totally new to me and interesting
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<smathy>
shadows, that won't work for a block that's precisely divisible by 10.
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<smathy>
...obviously you could also just do it line-by-line and have some logic to move to the next block when a new "header" is discovered, that might be easier in this case.
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<smathy>
...same thing as flip flop, but with your own switch basically, like `within_block = false` that you switch yourself.
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<shadows>
smathy: yeah... part of capturing undefined N lines of a group
<smathy>
Ok, just that you are capturing, so if you're not seeing that then maybe you've `?:`ed the wrong bits.
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<Leok12>
Hello is there someway to call a method inside a string, but only on specific words, I want to use the cloroize gem and some words to have color
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<smathy>
Leok12, so you mean color some of the words in a string?
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