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data/README.textile
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h1. Freighthopper
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h2. Some monkeypatches for riding the Rails
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h2. Some monkeypatches for riding the Rails
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h3. Antonym Accessor
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Antonym accessor provides some simple ruby sugar for defining inverse relationships, like between private and public, enabled and disabled, on and off, etc. I found myself defining these often enough I figured I'd extract the functionality.
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<pre><code>class Example
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def private?() @private end
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def private=(p) @private = p end
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antonym_accessor :private => :public
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end
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e = Example.new
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e.private = true
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e.public? #=> false
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e.public = true
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e.private? #=> false
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</code></pre>
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h3. Define and alias
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The @alias_method_chain@ pattern requires you to def the method and then separately alias_method_chain it. This pattern is not as dry as it could be. Hence, @define_and_alias@.
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<pre><code>
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# What would previously have been:
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def foo_with_something(arg)
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foo_without_something arg
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end
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alias_method_chain :foo, :something
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# Becomes:
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define_and_alias :foo, :something do |arg|
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foo_without_something arg
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5.times {puts arg}
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end
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</code></pre>
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One less line, and more dry.
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h3. Eval with options
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This is a slight tweak to @with_options@. Here's the transformation in code:
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<pre><code># What was:
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map.with_options :name => 'freighthopper' do |fh|
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fh.something
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fh.that
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# Becomes
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map.eval_with_options :name => 'freighthopper' do
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something
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that
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</code></pre>
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h3. Is one of
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<pre><code># What was
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if object.is_a?(Foo) || object.is_a?(Bar) || object.is_a?(Bibble)
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#or maybe it was
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case object
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when Foo, Bar, Bibble
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#becomes
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h3. Lazy alias
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<pre><code># What was:
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def to_s() name end
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#this is not the same as alias_method, because if #name
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#is defined through method missing / lazily, it won't
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#work. Lazy alias is like alias_method, lazy-style
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lazy_alias :to_s, :name
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h3. Or if blank
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There are lots of implementations of this, but this is mine. If the object has a blank method, it is called. @or_if_blank@ can be called with an normal argument or a block.
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<pre><code>"".or_if_blank(:something_else) #=> :something_else
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[].or_if_blank { something_expensive_that_returns("hello") } #=> "hello"
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"not blank".or_if_blank(42) #=> "not blank"
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h3. Soft send
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This is like try. It sends the method if the object responsds to the method, otherwise it returns nil. Use like send.
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h3. Stdout extensions
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It bothers me that @p@, @puts@, @print@, and @pp@ all return @nil@. This patch makes them return their arguments, which allows you to wrap anything with @p(...)@ and it'll still work.
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<pre><code>
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Additionally, sometimes there's a puts left somewhere in your code and you'd really like to know where that stdout noise is coming from. Enter @Kernel.trace_output@:
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<pre><code>Kernel.trace_output = true
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h3. String extensions
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h3. Hash extensions
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h3. Float extension
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authors:
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