fancy_to_proc 0.2.1 → 0.3.0
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I'm not sure how I feel about these methods. They have their uses and they're not _too_ crazy, but they're still a bit unintuitive and weird. As such I'm calling them experimental and may remove / change them. Feedback please! Also note that if you're already defining any of the methods in this gem then they won't be clobbered.
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### [] Array to proc
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Invokes the square brackets element reference method on Array or Hash.
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```ruby
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[["banana"], ["hammock"]].map &[0] # works on Array or Hash
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[{ thing: "banana" }, { thing: "hammock" }].map &[:thing]
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#=> ["banana", "hammock"]
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```
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### | pipe argument (Symbol)
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Pass a single argument to a symbol method, slightly shorter than the above call brackets style. Specifically designed for this kind of case:
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