From: Ckvok Kovsky <mr.oliveira@...>
Date: 2008-01-09T10:44:11+09:00
Subject: gsub mass substitution

Hello. I'm a ruby newbie.
I'd like to make a "mass substitution" version of gsub, like in the sed
example:

$echo "叩stur達kols辿" | sed -e 'y/叩達辿/aae/'
asturakolse

Alike, I'd do something like "達ol辿l端".gsubm("達辿端","aeu") which would
return "aolelu"

----->Code-1:
class String
   def gsubm(letras_ruins,substituir_por_este_char)
      resultado = self.split(//).each {|letra_do_self|
           letras_ruins.split(//).each {|letra_a_substituir|
               letra_do_self.gsub(letra_a_substituir.to_.join.squeeze,substituir_por_este_char)
#.join.squeeze
                #p 'ls:' + letra_do_self.squeeze
           }
      }
      return resultado.join
   end
end

p "Leein叩d".gsubm("叩",'a')a

----->Code-2:
p "leein叩達d".sub(/[叩達]/,'a')

I didn't get success in any case. I've searched a lot also, but couldn't
find any solution.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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