From: Wayne Brisette <wbrisett@...>
Date: 2012-09-07T06:42:47+09:00
Subject: Not Match?

Either I'm missing it, or I can't be as clever as I want to be. ;) 


I have some data that I'm evaluating I want to do the opposite of what .match 
does. That is something like this: 

puts "No Match" if xxx.match(/found/)

That's the easy part, but I actually want to take action if a match isn't found. 
While I can do something like: 

if xxx.match(/found/)
else
puts "No Match"
end

I was hoping not to do that. Is there a more Ruby like way of doing this? Is 
there a 'no match' method I'm overlooking in the docs? 


Wayne