From: Shashank Date Date: 2003-06-21T11:39:45+09:00 Subject: Re: reading ruby source "daz" wrote in message > If you can accept the recommendation of someone with 10 minutes > experience, I'd suggest you open up array.c; skip to the bottom > where there's a list of 'rb_define_method' which are instance > methods for Array; pick one that has a familiar outcome like ... > > rb_define_method(rb_cArray, "compact", rb_ary_compact, 0); > > ... search for rb_ary_compact, ignore 'rb_ary_compact_bang' for > a moment and you'll see that pretty soon one calls the other. > You can see the whole thing in a few lines. Yes, I will definitely accept this recommendation because it makes sense. [snip] > Whenever I try to compile anything on Windows, I get > an error message saying:- > "Go away, you idiot." even though I've raked together every > Mingw, UNIXtool, Borland free compiler, DevC++ package that I have used MSVC++ 6.0 and it works fine. No surprise there. > Thanks for listening, Thanks for talking. > daz -- shanko