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Rubies:
Reading this page, by "Why the Lucky Stiff" it is, yesterday I was:
http://whytheluckystiff.net/articles/wearingRubySlippersToWork.html
Very friendly, very bloggy I considered it. Easier to read, more than
I, I thought it.
An example I will give:
"Slippers That Shuffle Through (Using Dir.glob and File#grep)
"Not long ago a friend asked me how to recursively search his PHP
scripts for a string...
find . -name "*.php" -exec grep 'search_string' {} \; -print
"...Here's the above file search reworked in Ruby:
Dir['**/*.php'].each do |path|
File.open( path ) do |f|
f.grep( /search_string/ ) do |line|
puts path, ':', line
...."
Okay, I think. An example to entice newbies; entry level Ruby cleaner
than shell scripts is, to tell them.
Very senior I think myself; very mature. And for that sample Googling I
am, the very next day, it is my project for.
"Why the Lucky Stuff" much respect. Down you throw!
Reading this page, by "Why the Lucky Stiff" it is, yesterday I was:
http://whytheluckystiff.net/articles/wearingRubySlippersToWork.html
Very friendly, very bloggy I considered it. Easier to read, more than
I, I thought it.
An example I will give:
"Slippers That Shuffle Through (Using Dir.glob and File#grep)
"Not long ago a friend asked me how to recursively search his PHP
scripts for a string...
find . -name "*.php" -exec grep 'search_string' {} \; -print
"...Here's the above file search reworked in Ruby:
Dir['**/*.php'].each do |path|
File.open( path ) do |f|
f.grep( /search_string/ ) do |line|
puts path, ':', line
...."
Okay, I think. An example to entice newbies; entry level Ruby cleaner
than shell scripts is, to tell them.
Very senior I think myself; very mature. And for that sample Googling I
am, the very next day, it is my project for.
"Why the Lucky Stuff" much respect. Down you throw!