infix 0.1.0 → 0.2.0
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- data/lib/infix/version.rb +1 -1
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In your Gemfile, place the following line:
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```
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gem "infix", "~> 0.
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gem "infix", "~> 0.2"
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The run `bundle` to install.
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## Usage
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To use Infix, simply require it, then include it in your class. You will be able to access your configuration options using the `infix` method on the class instance. Similarly, you use the `infix` method, and pass it a block, in order to set preferences.
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To use Infix, simply require it, then include it in your class. You will be able to access your configuration options using the `infix` method on the class instance (with hash indexing notation, or with OpenStruct notation). Similarly, you use the `infix` method, and pass it a block, in order to set preferences.
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```ruby
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require "infix"
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puts b.infix[:type] #=> Outputs 'european'
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puts b.infix[:carrying] #=> Outputs 'coconut'
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# Also works with OpenStruct syntax
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puts b.infix.topspeed #=> Outputs '24'
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You can also have nested structues inside your infix block.
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require_relative "infix/version"
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require "ostruct"
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# Infix: Include this module to configure your classes
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module Infix
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def infix(&block)
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nested(tree[nest[idx]], nest, idx + 1, key, val)
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def structurize(hash)
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end
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end
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