ordinal_array 0.1 → 0.2.0

data/README.rdoc

@@ -4,6 +4,13 @@ Ordinal array is a Gem which allows you to access to a value of an array by an o
 
 Works with Ruby 1.9
 
+Improve ordinal array speed for multiple calls on the same method on the same array: (Benchmark results: https://gist.github.com/2337544)
+
+Exemple:
+  my_array = ["value1", "value2", "value3"]
+  puts my_array.third # print: value 3
+  puts my_array.third # print: value 3 (But... much faster!)
+
 = How to use
 
 Just add gem "ordinal_array" in your gemfile.
@@ -20,6 +27,3 @@ Exemple of use:
 
 *Kevin Disneur
 
-= License
-
-Ordinal array is released under the MIT license.

data/lib/ordinal_array.rb

@@ -6,14 +6,20 @@ class Array
   include OrdinalArray::Constant
   include OrdinalArray
 
-  def self.respond_to? method_sym, include_private = false
+  def self.respond_to?(method_sym, include_private=false)
     return true if Array.number_in_letter? method_sym
     super
   end
 
-  def method_missing name, *params
+  def method_missing(name, *params)
     if Array.number_in_letter? name
-      value_by_number_in_letter name, params
+      index = index_by_number_in_letter(name, params)
+
+      self.class.send(:define_method, name) do
+        self[index]
+      end
+
+      self.send(name)
     else
       super
     end
@@ -21,35 +27,39 @@ class Array
 
   private
 
-  def self.number_in_letter? name
-    ordinal_figure = false
-    possible_followers = [:hundred, :decade, :ordinal]
-    name.to_s.split('_').drop_while do |letter_number|
+  def self.number_in_letter?(name)
+    ordinal_figure      = false
+    possible_followers  = [:hundred, :decade, :ordinal]
+
+    letter_numbers      = name.to_s.split('_').drop_while do |letter_number|
       return false if ordinal_figure
-      figure = Numbers_in_letter.element_by_name letter_number
-      return false if figure.nil?
+
+      figure = Numbers_in_letter.element_by_name(letter_number)
+      return false unless figure
       return false unless possible_followers.include? figure.to_sym
-      possible_followers = figure.can_be_followed_by
-      ordinal_figure = !figure.kind_of?(ComposedOrdinal)
+
+      possible_followers  = figure.can_be_followed_by
+      ordinal_figure      = !figure.kind_of?(ComposedOrdinal)
+
       true
-    end.empty? && ordinal_figure
+    end
+    letter_numbers.empty? && ordinal_figure
   end
 
-  def value_by_number_in_letter name, *params
+  def index_by_number_in_letter(name, *params)
     partial_sum = 1
     sum = name.to_s.split('_').inject(0) do |sum, letter_number|
-    number = Numbers_in_letter.element_by_name(letter_number).number
-    if partial_sum < number
-      partial_sum = partial_sum * number
-    else
-      sum = sum + partial_sum
-      partial_sum = number
-    end
+      number = Numbers_in_letter.element_by_name(letter_number).number
+      if partial_sum < number
+        partial_sum = partial_sum * number
+      else
+        sum = sum + partial_sum
+        partial_sum = number
+      end
       sum
     end
-    sum = sum + partial_sum
+    sum   = sum + partial_sum
     index = sum - 1
-    self.[] index  if index > 0
+    index > 0 ? index : nil
   end
 end
-

data/lib/ordinal_array/ordinal.rb

@@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ module OrdinalArray
   class Ordinal
     attr_accessor :number_in_letter, :number, :can_be_followed_by
 
-    def initialize number_in_letter, number
-      @number_in_letter = number_in_letter
-      @number = number
+    def initialize(number_in_letter, number)
+      @number_in_letter   = number_in_letter
       @can_be_followed_by = nil
+      @number = number
     end
 
     def to_sym
@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ module OrdinalArray
   end
 
   class ComposedOrdinal < Ordinal
-    def initialize number_in_letter, number
-      super number_in_letter, number
+    def initialize(number_in_letter, number)
+      super(number_in_letter, number)
       @can_be_followed_by = [:hundred]
     end
 
@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ module OrdinalArray
   end
 
   class DecadeOrdinal < Ordinal
-    def initialize number_in_letter, number
-      super number_in_letter, number
+    def initialize(number_in_letter, number)
+      super(number_in_letter, number)
       @can_be_followed_by = nil
     end
 
@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ module OrdinalArray
   end
 
   class ComposedDecadeOrdinal < ComposedOrdinal
-    def initialize number_in_letter, number
-      super number_in_letter, number
+    def initialize(number_in_letter, number)
+      super(number_in_letter, number)
       @can_be_followed_by = [:ordinal]
     end
 
@@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ module OrdinalArray
   end
 
   class HundredOrdinal < Ordinal
-    def initialize number_in_letter, number
-      super number_in_letter, number
+    def initialize(number_in_letter, number)
+      super(number_in_letter, number)
       @can_be_followed_by = nil
     end
 
@@ -59,8 +59,8 @@ module OrdinalArray
   end
 
   class ComposedHundredOrdinal < ComposedDecadeOrdinal
-    def initialize number_in_letter, number
-      super number_in_letter, number
+    def initialize(number_in_letter, number)
+      super(number_in_letter, number)
       @can_be_followed_by = [:decade, :ordinal]
     end
 
@@ -69,4 +69,3 @@ module OrdinalArray
     end
   end
 end
-

data/lib/ordinal_array/ordinal_constants.rb

@@ -3,62 +3,62 @@ require_relative './ordinal'
 module OrdinalArray
   module Constant
 
-    First = Ordinal.new "first", 1
-    One = ComposedOrdinal.new "one", 1
-    Second = Ordinal.new "second", 2
-    Two = ComposedOrdinal.new "two", 2
-    Third = Ordinal.new "third", 3
-    Three = ComposedOrdinal.new "three", 3
-    Fourth = Ordinal.new "fourth", 4
-    Four = ComposedOrdinal.new "four", 4
-    Fifth = Ordinal.new "fifth", 5
-    Five = ComposedOrdinal.new "five", 5
-    Sixth = Ordinal.new "sixth", 6
-    Six = ComposedOrdinal.new "six", 6
-    Seventh = Ordinal.new "seventh", 7
-    Seven = ComposedOrdinal.new "seven", 7
-    Eighth = Ordinal.new "eighth", 8
-    Eight = ComposedOrdinal.new "eight", 8
-    Ninth = Ordinal.new "ninth", 9
-    Nine = ComposedOrdinal.new "nine", 9
-    Tenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "tenth", 10
-    Ten = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "ten", 10
-    Eleventh = DecadeOrdinal.new "eleventh", 11
-    Eleven = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "eleven", 11
-    Twelfth = DecadeOrdinal.new "twelfth", 12
-    Twelve  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "twelve", 12
-    Thirteenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "thirteenth", 13
-    Thirteen  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "thirteen", 13
-    Fourteenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "fourteenth", 14
-    Fourteen  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "fourteen", 14
-    Fifteenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "fifteenth", 15
-    Fifteen  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "fifteen", 15
-    Sixteenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "sixteenth", 16
-    Sixteen  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "sixteen", 16
-    Seventeenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "seventeenth", 17
-    Seventeen  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "seventeen", 17
-    Eighteenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "eighteenth", 18
-    Eighteen  = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "eighteen", 18
-    Nineteenth = DecadeOrdinal.new "nineteenth", 19
-    Nineteen = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "nineteen", 19
-    Twentieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "twentieth", 20
-    Twenty = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "twenty", 20
-    Thirtieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "thirtieth", 30
-    Thirty = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "thirty", 30
-    Fortieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "fortieth", 40
-    Fourty = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "fourty", 40
-    Fiftieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "fiftieth", 50
-    Fifty = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "fifty", 50
-    Sixtieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "sixtieth", 60
-    Sixty = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "sixty", 60
-    Seventieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "seventieth", 70
-    Seventy = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "seventy", 70
-    Eightieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "eightieth", 80
-    Eighty = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "eighty", 80
-    Ninetieth = DecadeOrdinal.new "ninetieth", 90
-    Ninety = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new "ninety", 90
-    Hundredth = HundredOrdinal.new "hundredth", 100
-    Hundred = ComposedHundredOrdinal.new "hundred", 100
+    First       = Ordinal.new("first", 1)
+    One         = ComposedOrdinal.new("one", 1)
+    Second      = Ordinal.new("second", 2)
+    Two         = ComposedOrdinal.new("two", 2)
+    Third       = Ordinal.new("third", 3)
+    Three       = ComposedOrdinal.new("three", 3)
+    Fourth      = Ordinal.new("fourth", 4)
+    Four        = ComposedOrdinal.new("four", 4)
+    Fifth       = Ordinal.new("fifth", 5)
+    Five        = ComposedOrdinal.new("five", 5)
+    Sixth       = Ordinal.new("sixth", 6)
+    Six         = ComposedOrdinal.new("six", 6)
+    Seventh     = Ordinal.new("seventh", 7)
+    Seven       = ComposedOrdinal.new("seven", 7)
+    Eighth      = Ordinal.new("eighth", 8)
+    Eight       = ComposedOrdinal.new("eight", 8)
+    Ninth       = Ordinal.new("ninth", 9)
+    Nine        = ComposedOrdinal.new("nine", 9)
+    Tenth       = DecadeOrdinal.new("tenth", 10)
+    Ten         = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("ten", 10)
+    Eleventh    = DecadeOrdinal.new("eleventh", 11)
+    Eleven      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("eleven", 11)
+    Twelfth     = DecadeOrdinal.new("twelfth", 12)
+    Twelve      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("twelve", 12)
+    Thirteenth  = DecadeOrdinal.new("thirteenth", 13)
+    Thirteen    = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("thirteen", 13)
+    Fourteenth  = DecadeOrdinal.new("fourteenth", 14)
+    Fourteen    = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("fourteen", 14)
+    Fifteenth   = DecadeOrdinal.new("fifteenth", 15)
+    Fifteen     = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("fifteen", 15)
+    Sixteenth   = DecadeOrdinal.new("sixteenth", 16)
+    Sixteen     = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("sixteen", 16)
+    Seventeenth = DecadeOrdinal.new("seventeenth", 17)
+    Seventeen   = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("seventeen", 17)
+    Eighteenth  = DecadeOrdinal.new("eighteenth", 18)
+    Eighteen    = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("eighteen", 18)
+    Nineteenth  = DecadeOrdinal.new("nineteenth", 19)
+    Nineteen    = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("nineteen", 19)
+    Twentieth   = DecadeOrdinal.new("twentieth", 20)
+    Twenty      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("twenty", 20)
+    Thirtieth   = DecadeOrdinal.new("thirtieth", 30)
+    Thirty      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("thirty", 30)
+    Fortieth    = DecadeOrdinal.new("fortieth", 40)
+    Fourty      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("fourty", 40)
+    Fiftieth    = DecadeOrdinal.new("fiftieth", 50)
+    Fifty       = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("fifty", 50)
+    Sixtieth    = DecadeOrdinal.new("sixtieth", 60)
+    Sixty       = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("sixty", 60)
+    Seventieth  = DecadeOrdinal.new("seventieth", 70)
+    Seventy     = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("seventy", 70)
+    Eightieth   = DecadeOrdinal.new("eightieth", 80)
+    Eighty      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("eighty", 80)
+    Ninetieth   = DecadeOrdinal.new("ninetieth", 90)
+    Ninety      = ComposedDecadeOrdinal.new("ninety", 90)
+    Hundredth   = HundredOrdinal.new("hundredth", 100)
+    Hundred     = ComposedHundredOrdinal.new("hundred", 100)
 
     Numbers_in_letter = [
       One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine,
@@ -73,13 +73,12 @@ module OrdinalArray
     ]
 
     class << Numbers_in_letter
-      def element_by_name name
+      def element_by_name(name)
         index = self.index {|n| n.number_in_letter == name }
-        return nil if index.nil?
-        self.[] index
+        return nil unless index
+        self.[](index)
       end
     end
 
   end
 end
-

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: ordinal_array
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: '0.1'
+  version: 0.2.0
   prerelease: 
 platform: ruby
 authors:
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ authors:
 autorequire: 
 bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
-date: 2011-11-21 00:00:00.000000000Z
+date: 2012-04-08 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies: []
 description: You can access to the first element of an array by the 'first' method.
   Now you can access to the second element by 'second' and that until the 999th elements
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ required_rubygems_version: !ruby/object:Gem::Requirement
       version: '0'
 requirements: []
 rubyforge_project: 
-rubygems_version: 1.8.10
+rubygems_version: 1.8.15
 signing_key: 
 specification_version: 3
 summary: You can access to the first element of an array by the 'first' method. Now