Hello,
Thank you for the quick response. You are right, the documentation states
that this should be a string, and it does work when passing a string.
I'd still like to note that this is an inconsistent behavior in Ruby, and
the fact that IRB crashes is even more weird (a REPL should never crash):
> StandardError.new("foo") # => <StandardError: foo>
> StandardError.new(String) # => <StandardError: String>
> NameError.new("foo") # => <NameError: foo>
> NameError.new(String) # => Exception: `to_s': can't convert Class into
String (TypeError)
I've sent a patch (
http://bugs.ruby-lang.org/projects/ruby-trunk/repository/revisions/43447)
and it was accepted so I guess that solves it.
Since this is a language (probably even implementation specific) bug,
there's no point in fixing anything in ruote. I'm still wondering where the
exception went, though.
Thank you, again.
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