On Mar 1, 2010, at 8:50 PM, Chris Wong wrote:
> Here is my $0.02 on Ruby.
>
> 1. There is no need for the Factory pattern in Ruby. ;-) In Ruby, the class
> object is the factory. That said, I don't think the context object is the
> same as factory object though. One can have multiple ZMQ::Context objects,
> but you can only have one Class object in Ruby. In most other languages,
> Factory class is a singleton, very similar to Ruby's class object in
> functionality though Ruby's class object serves more than being a factory.
Yeah, we worked through that on irc. I wasn't understanding the nuances on this
list but I'm clear now.
> 2. I prefer option 2.
>
> ctxt = ZMQ::Context.new
> sock = ctxt.socket(ZMQ::PUB)
>
> This style allow chaining... especially for one-liner.
>
> ZMQ::Context.new(1,1).socket(ZMQ::SUB).connect("udp://eth0:224:0.0.1:5555")...
> blah blah blah
>
> I'm developing a Ruby wrapper on top of rbzmq for more convenient usage in
> Ruby. When it's in a usable state, I'll post it here.
>
Sounds excellent. Why don't you throw it up on github? You might get some help
immediately.
cr
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