From: Paul Lutus <nospam@...>
Date: 2006-09-28T07:55:13+09:00
Subject: Re: can't get the @ on fxri

Longinos Ruvalcaba wrote:

> Paul Lutus wrote:
>> Longinos Ruvalcaba wrote:
>> 
>>> I'm trying several ways to write the @ at, but just can't;
>>> tryed alt + 64, ctrl+alt+q, and nothing, I give up
>>> can sombody help me ?
>> 
>> Could you please explain a bit more fully? Are you having trouble typing
>> the
>> '@' character?
> 
> sorry for the dlay,
>  yes it's the @ character, I can put it here with no problem, but not in
> the fxri program, because I'm trying to learn ruby and I think that
> program si for practicing, my keyboard configuration is spanish latin
> amirica,

Maybe there's no entry in ri for '@'. Umm, no, that's not the reason -- I
just typed '@' for ri and got a lot of responses:

More than one method matched your request. You can refine
your search by asking for information on one of:

     Numeric#+@, Numeric#-@, Float#-@, Fixnum#-@, Bignum#-@

Maybe this is a time when you should consider dropping the time-saving,
super-efficient, artificially intelligent go-between "fxri", and type your
request into ri directly.


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Paul Lutus
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