From: Morton Goldberg <m_goldberg@...>
Date: 2006-08-29T10:42:17+09:00
Subject: Re: That's Ruby, Virginia!

I don't want to rain on your parade, especially because I can't  
figure out why you're having a parade. I could understand a newbie  
being puzzled about this code (because he wrote [0 ... length] where  
he should used 0 ... length) and posting it so someone could explain  
why it works the way it does, but you say that's not your situation.  
Could you be more explicit about what amuses, delights, intrigues, or  
otherwise motivates you to bring this to our attention?

Regards, Morton

On Aug 28, 2006, at 1:26 PM, Henry Savr wrote:

> Well, that is a modification. No public\private\irb  etc... :)))
>
> =============Program ====================
> #Version 2. For native Ruby
> puts "Source is: #$0"
> puts "File is: #{__FILE__}"
>
> class Array
>     def array_101A
> 	for i in [0 ... self.length]
> 		puts "#{i} => #{self[i]}"
> 	end
>     end
> end
>
> a = ['a','s','d']
> a.array_101A
>
> =========== Results ======================
> C:\Documents and Settings\Admin>ruby -w c:/PJ/play/test/lib/t3.rb
> Source is: c:/PJ/play/test/lib/t3.rb
> File is: c:/PJ/play/test/lib/t3.rb
> 0...3 => asd
>
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