facets 2.9.2 → 2.9.3

data/.gitignore

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-.cache
-.rdoc
-.yardoc
-.reap/digest
-log
-site/doc
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-pkg
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data/.locat

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-
-match 'lib/**/*.rb' do |file, line|
-  case line
-  when /^\s+#/
-    'Comment'
-  when /^\s+$/
-    'Blank'
-  else
-    'Code'
-  end
-end
-
-match '{test,spec}/**/*.rb' do |file, line|
-  unless line.strip.empty?
-    'Test'
-  end
-end
-
-match 'qed/**/*.rdoc' do |file, line|
-  unless line.strip.empty?
-    'Test'
-  end
-end
-

data/.reap/ignore

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-work

data/.reap/yard.reap

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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby
-
-# yard core extensions
-file "lib/core/**/*.rb" do
-  cmd = "yard "
-  cmd << "-o site/doc/yard/core "
-  #cmd << "--title 'Facets Standard Extensions' "
-  cmd << "-r doc/README.core "
-  cmd << "lib/core - README.rdoc AUTHORS.rdoc NOTICE.rdoc "
-  abort unless system cmd
-end
-
-# yard core-uncommon extensions
-file "lib/core-uncommon/**/*.rb" do
-  cmd = "yard "
-  cmd << "-o site/doc/yard/core-uncommon "
-  #cmd << "--title 'Facets Uncommon Core Extensions' "
-  cmd << "-r doc/README.uncommon "
-  cmd << "lib/core-uncommon - README.rdoc AUTHORS.rdoc NOTICE.rdoc "
-  abort unless system cmd
-end
-
-# yard standard extensions
-file "lib/standard/**/*.rb" do
-  cmd = "yard "
-  cmd << "-o site/doc/yard/standard "
-  #cmd << "--title 'Facets Standard Extensions' "
-  cmd << "-r doc/README.standard "
-  cmd << "lib/standard - README.rdoc AUTHORS.rdoc NOTICE.rdoc "
-  abort unless system cmd
-end
-
-# yard supplemental library
-file "lib/supplemental/**/*.rb" do
-  cmd = "yard "
-  cmd << "-o site/doc/yard/supplemental "
-  #cmd << "--title 'Facets Supplemental Library' "
-  cmd << "-r doc/README.supplemental "
-  cmd << "lib/supplemental - README.rdoc AUTHORS.rdoc NOTICE.rdoc "
-  abort unless system cmd
-end
-

data/.test

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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby
-
-require 'ae'
-require 'lemon'
-require 'fileutils'
-
-# A few File methods utilize this location for testing.
-# Ultimately a more robust solution is needed b/c currently
-# there is no guarentee that tests are always run from project
-# root dir. Perhaps we can do a Dir.chdir to ensure it?
-tmp = File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'tmp')
-FileUtils.mkdir(tmp) unless File.directory?(tmp)
-
-# Default test run.
-Test.run do |r|
-  r.files << 'test/**/test_*.rb'
-end
-
-# Generate SimpleCov coverage report.
-Test.run :cov do |r|
-  r.files << 'test/**/test_*.rb'
-  require 'simplecov'
-  SimpleCov.start do
-    coverage_dir 'log/coverage'
-    add_filter "/test/"
-    add_group "Core",       "lib/core"
-    add_group "Uncommon",   "lib/core-uncommon"
-    add_group "Standard",   "lib/standard"
-    add_group "Supplement", "lib/supplemental"
-  end
-end

data/.yard/core.yardopts

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---output-dir "site/doc/yard/core"
---title "Facets Core Extensions"
---readme README.rdoc
---protected
-lib/core
--
-README.rdoc

data/.yard/standard.yardopts

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---output-dir "site/doc/yard/standard"
---title "Facets Standard Library Extensions"
---readme README.rdoc
---protected
-lib/standard
--
-README.rdoc

data/.yard/supplemental.yardopts

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---output-dir "site/doc/yard/supplemental"
---title "Facets Supplemental Class and Modules"
---readme README.rdoc
---protected
-lib/supplemental
--
-README.rdoc

data/.yard/uncommon.yardopts

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---output-dir "site/doc/yard/uncommon"
---title "Facets Uncommon Core Extensions"
---readme README.rdoc
---protected
-lib/core-uncommon
--
-README.rdoc

data/AUTHORS.rdoc

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-= Authors
-
-== Project Manager & Primary Developer
-
-* Trans (Thomas Sawyer)
-
-== Recent Contributors
-
-The following developers have recently contributed to the development of Facets.
-They are held in the highest regard for their efforts.
-
-* Michel Martens       Clap-like CLI parser added to Shellwords.
-
-* Alexey Petrushin     Some methods from `ruby-ext` project.
-* Michael Harmer       Documentation Improvements
-* Lavir the Whiolet    Improved Range#at_rand and added File#ext.
-* Jean-Denis Vauguet   Added Pathname#visit.
-* Roger Pack           Added generational depth to Class#descendants.
-* Marco Otte-Witte     Fixed return value of Kernel#extend.
-* Mauro Tortonesi      Fixed issues with duration.rb and date.rb.
-* Sandor Szücs         Fixes for String#align_right and #align_left.
-* Tyler Rick           Fixed bug in Time#hence and #ago.
-* Brian Candler        Provided Enumerator::Filter.
-* Jeena Paradies       Provided INI implementation.
-* Robert Klemme        Fix for Enumerable#mode.
-* Daniel Schierbeck    Speed imporvements to odd? and even?
-* Ken Bloom            For DictionaryMatcher class (class might be renamed in future).
-* Matthew Harris       Incorporated very useful Duration class.
-
-== Recent Bug Reports
-
-The following developers have recently reported some bugs that led to corrections.
-Special thanks to them for taking the time to file a report.
-
-* Nick Caruso
-* Evgeniy Dolzhenko
-* Andy Freeman
-* Tomasz Muras
-* Dave Myron
-
-== Rubyists of Distinction
-
-All of the following persons have contributed to
-Facets is some form or fashion over the years.
-All of their hard work is greatly appreciated.
-
-* Thibaut Barrère
-* Daniel J. Berger
-* Rich Bradley
-* Paul Brannan
-* Mikael Brockman
-* Jamis Buck
-* Renald Buter
-* Shashank Date
-* Robert Feldt
-* Mauricio Fernandez
-* Florian Frank
-* Hal Fulton
-* Noah Gibbs
-* Michael Granger
-* Florian Gross
-* Sean O'Halpin
-* Matthew Harris
-* David Heinemeier Hansson
-* Ilmari Heikkinen
-* Thomas-Ivo Heinen
-* Dave Hoover
-* Ara T. Howard
-* MenTaLguY
-* Mohammad Khan
-* Robert Klemme
-* Richard Laugesen
-* Derek Lewis
-* Jan Molic
-* George Moschovitis
-* Michael Neumann
-* Marco Otte-Witte
-* Roger Pack
-* Tim Pease
-* Jonas Pfenniger
-* Ryan Platte
-* Oliver Renaud
-* Tyler Rick
-* Christoph Rippel
-* Daniel Schierbeck
-* Louis J Scoras
-* Gavin Sinclair
-* Tilo Sloboda
-* Phil Tomson
-* Mauro Tortonesi
-* Peter Vanbroekhoven
-* Jim Weirich
-* Jeff Wood
-* Erik Veenstra
-* Austin Ziegler
-* Why The Lucky Stiff
-
-If any names are missing from this list, please let me know
-and I will correct immediately.
-

data/Assembly

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-gem:
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-github:
-  active: true
-
-email:
-  service: Email
-  mailto:
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-    - rubyworks-mailinglist@googlegroups.com
-
-vclog:
-  output: log/ChangeLog.rdoc
-  active: false
-
-# TODO: Use ruby-test tool when ready
-lemon:
-  tool  : Custom
-  track : main
-  test: |
-    sh 'ruby-test test'
-  active: false
-
-#rubyforge:
-#  service: Rubyforge
-#  groupid: 804
-#  sitemap:
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-#    #doc/rdoc: rdoc
-#    #doc/yard: yard
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-#till:
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