From: Trans Date: 2006-08-16T01:05:09+09:00 Subject: Re: Hash#each Daniel Schierbeck wrote: > Trans wrote: > > On the other hand, I'm glad you bring this up. Are you actively using > > this call? As you hopefully noticed from the docs, this variation of > > Hash#each comes with a WARNING: > > > > # WARNING! Use with caution. Methods from other libraries > > # may depend on the old behavior, expecting a two element > > # array to be passed into a single block argument. > > > > I'm "abstractly" of the opinion that this alternate definition makes > > more sense, nonetheless it may just be TOO danagerous for practicel use > > b/c of the compatability issue. Would others concur? Or is it safe to > > use in limited circumstance as I have been assuming? > > No, I'm not using it, I'm just reading through some of the Facets source > code :) > > As Ara pointed out, this may not even work as expected, so perhaps it > would be better to remove it all together. > > > P.S. I've made a few suggestions on the Facets wiki Thanks I'll have a look! T. P.S. Sorry for all my typos --I'm so bad about that. I really need to learn to slow down and review more.