arrayfields 4.4.0 → 4.5.0

data/README

@@ -112,8 +112,7 @@ SAMPLES
     # assigmnet is allowed
     #
       a['zero'] = 42
-      p a['zero']                        #=> 0
-      a['zero'] = 0 
+      p a['zero']                        #=> 42 
     #
     # assignment to non-fields results in the element being appended and the field
     # being added for future use (also appended)
@@ -183,7 +182,7 @@ SAMPLES
 
     require 'arrayfields'
     #
-    # the Array.fields methods generates an insance with those fields
+    # the Array.fields methods generates an instance with those fields
     #
       a = Array.fields :a, :b, :c
       a[:a] = a[:c] = 42
@@ -205,21 +204,22 @@ SAMPLES
     require 'arrayfields'
     #
     # the Arrayfields.new method is a contruct that takes evenly numbered pairs of
-    # arbitrary objects and builds up and fielded array
+    # arbitrary objects and builds up a fielded array
     #
       a = Arrayfields.new :key, :value, :a, :b
       p a.fields                                     #=> [:key, :a]
       p a.values                                     #=> [:value, :b]
     #
     # you can use a hash - but of course the ordering gets lost in the initial
-    # hash creation.  aka the order of fields get horked by the unorderedness if
-    # the hash iteration.  it's okay for some purposed though
+    # hash creation.  aka the order of fields get horked by the unorderedness of
+    # ruby's hash iteration.  it's okay for some purposes though
     #
       a = Arrayfields.new :key => :value, :a => :b
       p a.fields                                     #=> [:key, :a]
       p a.values                                     #=> [:value, :b]
     #
-    # lists of pairs get flattened - the result simply has to be evenly numbered
+    # lists of pairs get flattened - the argument simply has to be evenly numbered
+    # afterwards.
     #
       a = Arrayfields.new [[:key, :value], [:a, :b]]
       p a.fields                                     #=> [:key, :a]

data/lib/{arrayfields-4.4.0.rb → arrayfields-4.5.0.rb}

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 # Array#fields= is called
 #
   module ArrayFields 
-    self::VERSION = '4.4.0' unless defined? self::VERSION
+    self::VERSION = '4.5.0' unless defined? self::VERSION
     def self.version() VERSION end
   #
   # multiton cache of fields - wraps fields and fieldpos map to save memory

data/lib/arrayfields.rb

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 # Array#fields= is called
 #
   module ArrayFields 
-    self::VERSION = '4.4.0' unless defined? self::VERSION
+    self::VERSION = '4.5.0' unless defined? self::VERSION
     def self.version() VERSION end
   #
   # multiton cache of fields - wraps fields and fieldpos map to save memory

data/sample/a.rb

@@ -19,8 +19,7 @@ require 'arrayfields'
 # assigmnet is allowed
 #
   a['zero'] = 42
-  p a['zero']                        #=> 0
-  a['zero'] = 0 
+  p a['zero']                        #=> 42 
 #
 # assignment to non-fields results in the element being appended and the field
 # being added for future use (also appended)

data/sample/c.rb

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 require 'arrayfields'
 #
-# the Array.fields methods generates an insance with those fields
+# the Array.fields methods generates an instance with those fields
 #
   a = Array.fields :a, :b, :c
   a[:a] = a[:c] = 42

data/sample/d.rb

@@ -1,21 +1,22 @@
 require 'arrayfields'
 #
 # the Arrayfields.new method is a contruct that takes evenly numbered pairs of
-# arbitrary objects and builds up and fielded array
+# arbitrary objects and builds up a fielded array
 #
   a = Arrayfields.new :key, :value, :a, :b
   p a.fields                                     #=> [:key, :a]
   p a.values                                     #=> [:value, :b]
 #
 # you can use a hash - but of course the ordering gets lost in the initial
-# hash creation.  aka the order of fields get horked by the unorderedness if
-# the hash iteration.  it's okay for some purposed though
+# hash creation.  aka the order of fields get horked by the unorderedness of
+# ruby's hash iteration.  it's okay for some purposes though
 #
   a = Arrayfields.new :key => :value, :a => :b
   p a.fields                                     #=> [:key, :a]
   p a.values                                     #=> [:value, :b]
 #
-# lists of pairs get flattened - the result simply has to be evenly numbered
+# lists of pairs get flattened - the argument simply has to be evenly numbered
+# afterwards.
 #
   a = Arrayfields.new [[:key, :value], [:a, :b]]
   p a.fields                                     #=> [:key, :a]

metadata

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ rubygems_version: 0.9.2
 specification_version: 1
 name: arrayfields
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version 
-  version: 4.4.0
+  version: 4.5.0
 date: 2007-09-18 00:00:00 -06:00
 summary: arrayfields
 require_paths: 
@@ -30,11 +30,12 @@ authors:
 - Ara T. Howard
 files: 
 - a.rb
+- arrayfields-4.5.0.gem
 - gemspec.rb
 - gen_readme.rb
 - install.rb
 - lib
-- lib/arrayfields-4.4.0.rb
+- lib/arrayfields-4.5.0.rb
 - lib/arrayfields.rb
 - README
 - README.tmpl