While doing my symbol research, I came across the following. Coming from a C++ background, I was a bit surprised by this behavior. irb(main):001:0> a = "fred" ...
... Interesting... but correct, I think. Consider: irb(main):001:0> a = "fred" => "fred" irb(main):002:0> a.object_id => 955620 irb(main):003:0> b = a =>...
You are correct - the implementation does maintain correct assignment semantics. The other way to do this, as in some of the C++ libraries, is to implement...
A little bit of cocoa, not much in the way of carbon. Carbon is a little (ok a lot) less object oriented, so it wasnt really something that I wanted to bite...
... Right, it's important to know the difference... in many ways, "<<" is the oddball, because it in-place modifies the object and thus all references to it....
Has anyone else noticed a difference in edge rails error reporting? I just wasted a morning trying to determine what was causing an exception. Instead of...
I've posted this to the wiki as well. Webxites.com is looking for an Ruby on Rails on LAMP developer for a full-time position with benefits here in Houston,...
Just came across yet another example - http://jameshalberg.wordpress.com/tag/ruby/. His html report using += was taking 64 seconds. Came down to just over 1...
I'm running Firefox 1.5.0.7 on Win XP. When I click on an AJAX request that I can see because I chose "Show XMLHttpRequests", I don't get the response back,...
The first patch to support Unicode in the core went in yesterday: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/5223 This is likely going to break some stuff in the...
Since my demo didn't go off as I would have hoped last night, I sat back down, worked out the kinks and packaged it, so examples of all of the query variations...
As a newbe I am trying to determine how to modify an ajaxscaffold form so that from a single "create form" I can populate 2 or more tables. Thanks charlot...
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Haven't seen that first hand. Can you bring your laptop tonight and I can help take a look? ... -- Wynn Netherland wynn@......
Matt, I was sort of confused about which part was the "benchmarking" plugin and what all it did. Was it mostly just the stats that were in the log file? ...
Robert, The benchmarker isn't a plugin and isn't included in my download, it is a standalone group of ruby scripts called 'railsbench'. If you got one of my...
I just bought the Ruby Cookbook PDF from oreilly.com for $16.25. I used the DSUG discount code that Nils got for us. It ended up being a 35% discount instead...
... The free books in exchange for book reviews is a pretty good deal for the user groups. With the very competitive market for new and used books on the web,...
FYI for those that are interested.... Begin forwarded message: From: Apple Developer Connection <noreply@...> Date: October 24, 2006 4:39:08 PM CDT ...
Well... no, but recently I was listening to a podcast (can't remember which one of the top of my head), where they were talking about licensing considerations...
well actually what I was looking for was an easy install. I have a situation with lots of boxes where a rails app needs to be deployed and I want to make the...
O.K. O.K. I didn't want to say it for the sake of looking like a huge goober, but you may want to consider Microsoft Access. I have seen it work even under...