Ben Hall:
> Do you expect people writing Ruby to use RSpec\Test::Unit? Or would it
> be better for a existing C# unit testing framework (NUnit\MbUnit) to
> have some DLR support?
There are folks today who are very interested in using IronRuby to test
existing C# code. I know that Phil Haack woul
Wayne Kelly:
> Attached is a fix to my hastily implemented Regexp.quote method ( I
> returned a string rather than a MutableString)
Cool. Thanks!
FYI I'm working on doing an integration of Peter Bacon Darwin's awesome port of
JOni (called IrOni(!)) into our regex code, so I'm filling out the
Wayne Kelly:
> After a hack to work around the previous regular expression
> substitution problem, we continue ...
>
> 1) throw exception "Malformed version number" (due to $1 returning
> nil after a successful match)
> - fixed my previous Regexp.=== patch to set CurrentMatch in
> current sco
I've spent the better part of this week working on String with the targeted
goal of implementing the subset of String that's required to run Rails. Below
is a list of the methods that we see Rails using, and the specs that are
passing as of tonight.
I haven't really done anything with %, delete
