From: Wesley Rishel <wes.rishel@...>
Date: 2007-12-09T05:03:03+09:00
Subject: .max a Block of code with yield?

For a suitable value of pth, this works

require 'find'
Find.find (pth) { |x| puts x}

This doesn't

require 'find'
Find.find (pth) { |x| yield(x)}.max


giving the error no block given (LocalJumpError), which I interpret as
saying the yield doesn't know to yield to max.

I am clearly trying to mix metaphors here.

There are obviously a lot of ways to compute the highest sortable path;
I don't need to know that.

As a learning experience I am just trying to clarify my understanding of
Ruby.

It is possible that this is equivalent to asking if there is a way to
feed the output of an iterator into somthing that is looking for the the
.each iterator of an enum.
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