From: Joe Peric Date: 2011-06-17T04:08:02+09:00 Subject: Re: RFC - One word alias for require_relative Hey everyone. I'm new to Ruby and finding the language pretty neat. I think this might help in solving Ilias' problem of finding a word: enum = ('aaaaaaa'..'zzzzzzz').to_enum enum.each do |word| puts word + "\n" end He can go through each one and find what he likes. You're welcome. ;) On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Ilias Lazaridis wrote: > On 16 Ιούν, 21:28, Phillip Gawlowski > wrote: >> On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 8:24 PM, Jason Roelofs wrote: >> >> > If you *want* professionalism, you have to *be* professional yourself, something that >> > you very rarely show.  This huge thread has given you more than what you "need". >> > Come up with something yourself instead of trying to waste anyone else's time here. >> >> If it wouldn't set a bad precedent, I'd be arguing to simply *ban* >> Ilias, nd be done with it. He's gone above and beyond the call of duty >> as a troll. He could get the Trollish Medal of Honor, as far as I am >> concerned. > > The "Trollish Medal of Honor" goes to the self-proclaimed "Ruby Talk > Police". > > You are the ones which are "trolling" (off-topic, hijacking threads, > personal nonsense, ridiculous and *endless* babbling subjecting an > individuals personal writing style). > > But I start to believe that finally this *is* the ruby community > (because until now, I saw only 2 people intervene, with not more than > 3 messages). > >> As it is, I'm sorely wishing GMail could filter individual messages in >> conversation view--disabling conversations isn't a workable solution, >> and I don't always have access to an email client, much less one that >> supports filtering. Alas. > > Why don't you simply relay my messages to the trash? > > "More actions" >  "Filter messages like these" > > or > > "More actions" >  "Mute" > > (I write only in my topics, thus it's easy for everyone to place a > filter (based on topic title).) > > > . > > -- > http://lazaridis.com > >