From: Jean-Hugues ROBERT <jean_hugues_robert@...>
Date: 2004-06-07T23:29:57+09:00
Subject: Re: Check assertion in Ruby

At 17:18 07/06/2004 +0900, you wrote:

>"Jean-Hugues ROBERT" <jean_hugues_robert@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>news:6.0.1.1.0.20040605205551.01e159b0@pop.mail.yahoo.com...
>
>> >Seriously, who needs CPP when there is Ruby?
>> >
>> >def load_special(file)
>> >  if DEBUG
>> >    load file
>> >  else
>> >    Object.new.instance_eval File.read(file).gsub(/^\s*assert\b/m,
>'#' )
>> >  end
>> >end
>> >Regards
>> >    robert
>>
>> Cool !
>> Now. What about multi-lines asserts ?
>
>Can't be done with the simple code above.
>
>> If that helps I may concede a end-of-xxx marker.
>
>Well, the proper way would be to write a parser for a macro language.  You
>can get quite far with a simple hack like the one attached, although that
>does only support nested macro invocations without using () for sub
>macros.  (Reason is that you can't parse nested brackets with regular
>expressions.)
>
>Have fun
>
>    robert

Perfect fro me. Thanks a lot. Ruby is amazing.

Yours,

JeanHuguesRobert

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