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<baojg>
Hi, bug_db[project_name][ticket_id] = {title => title, 'due date' => t, note => description}, I wannt use 'due data' name as hash key, but it have blank char, is it correct to use here?
<baojg>
due date as key name.
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<phaul>
baojg: what do you mean by key name? I think there is a misunderstanding in this here. Do you mean if it could be converted to a symbol? The answer is yes. it can be.
<Tuor>
I just build a (little) gem. I can use it. I have a script as example usage in my projects bin folder. Does this example script get into the gem or only my code in lib? If I give my built gem (.gem) to someone can he use my example usage script? If yes, how?
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<ytti>
Tuor, maybe do something like this gem.files = %x(git ls-files -z).split("\x0").reject { |f| f.match(%r{^(test|spec|features)/}) }
<ytti>
Tuor, gem.executables %w[bin1 bin2 bin3]
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<Tuor>
Ah nice is working. Thx.
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<Bish>
how do i split an array to some condition?
<Bish>
> "one\ntwo\ntree".lines.split(/^one/)
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<Bish>
surely could do that with inject
<Bish>
but i wonder if there is a better way
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<ytti>
Bish, it's not clear to me what you want to do
<Bish>
basicially
<Bish>
.each_with_object([[]]) { |acc,e| if condition then acc << []; acc << e }
<Bish>
there must be a method like that
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<Bish>
.each_with_object([[]]) { |acc,e| if condition then acc << [] end; acc << e }
<Bish>
rather
<ytti>
perhaps give input and desired output
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<ytti>
perhaps Enumerable#partition but unsure
<ytti>
would need to understand better what you need
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<vdl>
considering an array of strings ["foo", "bar", "baz"],how can I loop over all elements in the array? So that a variable equals "bar", then "baz", then "foo", ...
<also_uplime>
use .each
<also_uplime>
&>> ["foo", "bar", "baz"].each {|val| p val}
<vdl>
I just need a method to iterate. I never said I wanted to print. #cycle is completely useless. What I need is exactly what is doing the state_after method. I just know that it can be written smarter. Forget about it guys...
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<also_uplime>
you know that the printing isn't a part of the cycling right? thats just to show it cycling
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<darcy>
vdl: your code sample prints
<vdl>
it cycles indefinitely, I don't want that. Just look at what state_after does. I don't know what else to tell you.
<vdl>
darcy: that's what I asked for, yes. I even provide a (dirty) working example for you to understand. The loop/print was simply there to showcase how to use the method...
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<canton7>
vdl, your original question was "considering an array of strings ["foo", "bar", "baz"],how can I loop over all elements in the array? So that a variable equals "bar", then "baz", then "foo", ...". It sounds like that wasn't actually your question -- in that case, it's worth being clear that your original question is incorrect, otherwise people will
<canton7>
still answer based in part on your original question
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<darcy>
vdl: def state_after(current_state); STATES[(STATES.find_index(current_state)+1) % STATES.size]; end
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* canton7
likes havenwood's solution
<vdl>
darcy: #find_index != #index ?
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<darcy>
vdl: they're aliases? dunno, found it by searching 'find index'
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* darcy
likes Havenwood's solution better as well... just creates a map, no searching needed
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<istrasci>
How I list all class methods defined for a Class? I can get the instance methods with MyClass.instance_methods. But how do I get the class methods?
<darcy>
istrasci Class.methods(false)
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<istrasci>
darcy: Thank you
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<leftylink>
ah, that's too bad. but it looks like the matter has been resolved
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<woo>
had some network problems.
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<woo>
the database I'm trying to connect is mariadb.
<havenwood>
bhaak: The problem as stated was different than the desired method behavior. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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<bhaak>
havenwood: yeah, I got that but the dirty solution does exactly what cycle does as well.
<bhaak>
well, not cycle in itself. the Enumerator returned from cycle
<havenwood>
bhaak: I'm guessing the example was artificially zoomed in, and the real use case doesn't work with #cycle. It's really hard to say without knowing what the real problem was. It'd be waaay easier for us to suggest good solutions if we knew what the real goal was.
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<havenwood>
xy problem, etc
<havenwood>
bhaak: I agree with you, as far as cycle is the best solution for the stated problem.
<bhaak>
maybe
<havenwood>
Better questions, better answers.
<bhaak>
but it was claimed that the dirty code did all it should do.
<bhaak>
but yeah, given the poor phrasing. who knows
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<havenwood>
_serenity: What's the meaning of this!?
<_serenity>
i just left the client open for a few hours and no one said anything just joins/leaves
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<havenwood>
_serenity: Maybe hide joins and leaves?
<havenwood>
_serenity: We're all just waiting for someone to have a Ruby question. Apparently the docs are too good. :P
<_serenity>
my point was that there was nothing else
<havenwood>
_serenity: Do you have a Ruby question?
<havenwood>
Nobody seems to...
<_serenity>
well as it happens i do, not that i joined with the intention of asking it but maybe you know the answer
<_serenity>
how is that returning from a block is a valid operation
<_serenity>
is it because blocks envoke methods so you return from that method?
<_serenity>
if so what are the practical uses of that if any
<phaul>
a return in a block feels quite natural to me especially that local variables ripple through block boundaries, so blocksare really not like anonymous functions
<_serenity>
right but why is it possible to return from a block, what is actually going on?
<phaul>
it's a closure passed as an argument, while the receiver is running the block of code it can set where the return should return as part of the environment
<phaul>
I mean the caller can set whereb it should return along with the environment. sorry
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<_serenity>
so it is a return from the envoked method? as in `10.times {|i| return}` would return from Integer#times
<phaul>
no. think of it as just giving you a tool to define your own control structures. It returns from where it lexically appears
<phaul>
controlstructures like if else, for while until...
<havenwood>
_serenity: That would return from the enclosing method. Outside a method, it would be a LocalJumpError
<rubydoc>
stderr: /home/carcin/carcin/sandboxes/ruby/sandboxed_ruby2.6.0: error while loading shared libraries:... check link for more (https://carc.in/#/r/7e83)
<rubydoc>
stderr: /home/carcin/carcin/sandboxes/ruby/sandboxed_ruby2.6.0: error while loading shared libraries:... check link for more (https://carc.in/#/r/7e84)
<havenwood>
#=> 0
<_serenity>
notice how i didnt use a method
<havenwood>
_serenity: LocalJumpError
<_serenity>
no
<havenwood>
_serenity: The locality of return does vary between procs, blocks and lambdas. Ruby doesn't violate Tennet's correspondence principle.
<havenwood>
yes
<havenwood>
Anyways, meeting. ;P
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<leftylink>
whhat is this correspondence principle
<_serenity>
&>> 10.times {|i| return}
<rubydoc>
stderr: /home/carcin/carcin/sandboxes/ruby/sandboxed_ruby2.6.0: error while loading shared libraries:... check link for more (https://carc.in/#/r/7e85)
<leftylink>
maybe you just really don't like the number 7 for some reason
<_serenity>
i see, but then what is the difference between explicitly using `return` and just supplying a return value at the end of the block? i always thought it was just sugar and the intepreter assumed a return
<phaul>
oh I know why the weird void value errors from the bot... the bots addition of begin..end screws up things
<leftylink>
well, the `x * 10` demonstrates what happens if you don't use the `return` keywordc, doens't it?
<leftylink>
&24>> def f(a); a.map { |x| x * 10 } end; p [f([1, 2, 3]), f([1, 4, 7, 10])]
<_serenity>
im using the interpreter natively and its not showing any exception
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<phaul>
yeah. try it in a repl
<phaul>
or catch exceptions to see if there were any
<leftylink>
note that if you do `return; puts :hello`, hello is not output. therefore, same with `p [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].detect {|number| return number.even?}` , you should not expect that anything was output.
<_serenity>
but why does it raise an exception on older versions
<ixti>
Hi, all! I've ran into a weird behavior of `Array#each`. Can't make a short snippet that reproduces it, but it happens regular in production for us.
<baweaver>
ixti: Doesn't really give us much to go on
<_serenity>
^
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<baweaver>
The first step to debugging is reproduction
<ixti>
Sorry I thought I'll be able to describe the problem in second message before getting the reply :D
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<_serenity>
thank you, leftylink that was the explanation i was lookingfor
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<baweaver>
dpaste.de is preferred, less ads and shenanigans
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<_serenity>
didnt know about dpaste.de, nice
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<ixti>
If would be able to reproduce the error - most likely I would not need a help. The problem that it happens in production and I can't nail down the root cause, so I feel like I'm missing something...
<ixti>
So, we use sidekiq, and the job looks like ^^^
<ixti>
And sometimes, it fails with *undefined local variable or method \`step_options'*
<ixti>
(i've updated gist just now - initial upload contained a typo)
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<ixti>
In other words, somehow, under some circumstances `step_options` becomes undefined within `STEPS.each { |step_options| ... }` loop
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<ixti>
For now we solved the problem by replacing `STEPS.each` with `STEPS.dup.each`.
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<ixti>
But I would like to know if that's known behavior
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<glosoli>
what is the most typical data format ruby devs store configs that are prone to change over the time?
<bhaak>
YAML?
<glosoli>
thanks
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<leftylink>
interesting. I had thought that for `a.each { |x| ... }` that during the block `x` would surely be defined. I guess I will belearning something new today when thhe reason is figured out.
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<regedit>
hello
<desperek>
good evening
<regedit>
how do i write a file contents as a string to database, and then later load this string back from database and use it as a file?
<regedit>
this particular table/column in database is 'text' so i dunno about having a dedicated binary/blob column for this purpose...
<havenwood>
regedit: What do you mean by "use it as a file?"
<regedit>
havenwood: ideally i could IO open it etc. using it with libraries that expect to work on a file
<regedit>
so like maybe i need to write the stuff to a TempFile or something
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<regedit>
i guess i'm more concerned about the first part: someone uploads a file, i have its UploadedFile TempFile with binary content, how do i save that content as string to database for later usage
<havenwood>
regedit: What's the problem with saving it to the DB? What isn't working?
<desperek>
you need a driver for your database and then insert the data with it
<desperek>
or just use an array
<desperek>
or maybe dont
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<regedit>
ehm... i guess i havent tried 🤔 perhaps i was preemptively worried that if i do that it might explode on unexpected binary bytes when it expected sane string data... like maybe when it tries binding the data into the insert statement it would mess up or something... but maybe you're right i should TIAS first
<desperek>
well, you can sanitize
<regedit>
i could maybe just json encode or base64 encode the file contents, but i was wondering if there's some other known way how to safely save raw file binary as string to database
<regedit>
either way imma first try the naive way and see if anything wrong happens
<regedit>
desperek: what kind of sanitization?
<havenwood>
regedit: The issue I've run into is needing to split files across rows. It works well.
<desperek>
regedit, oh well i meant like remove all characters that are not in ascii or something
<desperek>
but yeah, idk about saving blobs or binary data really
<desperek>
sorry
<regedit>
havenwood: not sure i'll need that, in this case i THINK (hope...) the whole lot of binary content can fit in a single row text field
<havenwood>
regedit: There are some caveats, so I'd reference a gem that does it.
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<regedit>
havenwood: sure what's the gem
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<havenwood>
regedit: I don't remember. I used a paperclip-like thing with Postgres.
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<regedit>
i see ok
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<AndreYuhai>
Hey there, I have a class and I am including a module to create database tables. But for example I will need more than 2 create table methods each of them creating a different table. How can I separate them using namespaces or modules? I got a bit confused.
<AndreYuhai>
I mean how can I use my create_table method like ModuleName.create_table ? Because when I make it a class method then I can not use the instance variable from the class in which I am including the module.
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<entel>
>>1+1
<ruby[bot]>
entel: I'm terribly sorry, I could not evaluate your code because of an error: NoMethodError:undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass
<entel>
hm
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<phaul>
entel: right now you can get a working in chat repl with &24>> prefix . I know...
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<woo>
hi
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<regedit>
havenwood: well here we have it: the specific error if i try saving file binary data to an ActiveRecord string field value: "incomplete multibyte character"
<woo>
I'm having trouble loading a class. This is the code being used to lookup for ruby files: http://dpaste.com/2YFPJFX.txt
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<havenwood>
regedit: Does the Postgres encoding match the file? Consider Base64ing before saving to DB.
<regedit>
yep trying base64-ing now...
<havenwood>
regedit: I wish I had a gem link, but I'm too busy to search for it. The one I used saved to PG across rows and worked well. I'm presuming it Base64ed. I vaguely recall that it did.
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