J
Junkone
what is the meaning of %w. atlest in my copy of rubydoc, i could not
find the w attribute in sprintf flag characters
find the w attribute in sprintf flag characters
R
Ryan Davis
%w doesn't have to do with sprintf afaik.
Maybe you mean this instead:
http://www.zenspider.com/Languages/Ruby/QuickRef.html#12
J
Junkone
in rails, this is how it create the options for select box.
<%= select
rawdata, :symbol, %w{ AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-
IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }) %>
what does the %w signify.
F
Frederick Cheung
in rails, this is how it create the options for select box.
<%= select
IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-
IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }) %>
what does the %w signify.
Exactly what the link Ryan posted says. It creates an array by
splitting the string you give it.
Fred
P
Peña, Botp
From: Junkone [mailto:[email protected]]=20
# what is the meaning of %w. atlest in my copy of rubydoc, i could not
# find the w attribute in sprintf flag characters
we may need a site search for ruby-doc, otherwise, nubies like me will =
have to look harder
look for references to "array" in this page =
http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/ProgrammingRuby/html/language.html. you =
wont miss it.
hth. kind regards -botp
# what is the meaning of %w. atlest in my copy of rubydoc, i could not
# find the w attribute in sprintf flag characters
we may need a site search for ruby-doc, otherwise, nubies like me will =
have to look harder
look for references to "array" in this page =
http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/ProgrammingRuby/html/language.html. you =
wont miss it.
hth. kind regards -botp
P
Peña, Botp
From: Junkone [mailto:[email protected]]=20
# in rails, this is how it create the options for select box.
# <%=3D selectrawdata, :symbol, %w{ AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.GBP-
# IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-
# IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }) %>
# what does the %w signify.
in ruby, i learn by reading ruby-doc, and do-ing it using irb
a =3D %w{ AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH =
EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH =
USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }
a.class
#=3D> Array
p a
["AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH", =
"EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", =
"GBP.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH", =
"USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH"]
some more examples (note, i can change the delimiters)
a=3D%w[this is a test]
#=3D> ["this", "is", "a", "test"]
a=3D%w(1 2 3 4)
#=3D> ["1", "2", "3", "4"]
a=3D%w<my name is bot\ pena>
#=3D> ["my", "name", "is", "bot pena"]
kind regards -botp
# in rails, this is how it create the options for select box.
# <%=3D select
rawdata, :symbol, %w{ AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.GBP-# IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-
# IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }) %>
# what does the %w signify.
in ruby, i learn by reading ruby-doc, and do-ing it using irb
a =3D %w{ AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH =
EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH =
USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }
a.class
#=3D> Array
p a
["AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH", =
"EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", =
"GBP.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH", =
"USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH"]
some more examples (note, i can change the delimiters)
a=3D%w[this is a test]
#=3D> ["this", "is", "a", "test"]
a=3D%w(1 2 3 4)
#=3D> ["1", "2", "3", "4"]
a=3D%w<my name is bot\ pena>
#=3D> ["my", "name", "is", "bot pena"]
kind regards -botp
J
Junkone
From: Junkone [mailto:[email protected]]
# in rails, this is how it create the options for select box.
# <%= select
# IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-
# IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }) %>
# what does the %w signify.
in ruby, i learn by reading ruby-doc, and do-ing it using irb
a = %w{ AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH GBP.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH }
a.class
#=> Array
p a
["AUD.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.GBP-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.JPY-IDEALPRO-CASH", "EUR.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "GBP.USD-IDEALPRO-CASH", "USD.CAD-IDEALPRO-CASH","USD.CHF-IDEALPRO-CASH"]
some more examples (note, i can change the delimiters)
a=%w[this is a test]
#=> ["this", "is", "a", "test"]
a=%w(1 2 3 4)
#=> ["1", "2", "3", "4"]
a=%w<my name is bot\ pena>
#=> ["my", "name", "is", "bot pena"]
kind regards -botp
aah. thanks a lot for showing a new way.