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Ruby - Totally Topical
Ruby supports topicalisation - the $_ variable being set by certain statements when a piece of code such as gets in a while statement isn't assigned, and the the same variable being used in many other methods - and even as the object on which methods run by default - in following code.
Here's a piece of code that does NOT use topicalisation: while info = DATA.getsAnd here is the same piece of code with the default input and pattern matching space left out everywhere that info occurred above. And split defaults to splitting at white space, so that can be simplified too. while DATA.getsWhichever way I run that: grahamellis$ ruby gloop1(written 2006-12-16 04:45:47) Associated topics are indexed under R110 - Ruby - Special Variables and Pseudo-Variables
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Training on Cascading Style SheetsPositioning with Cascading Style Sheets Enthusiastic, but .... Adding a member to a Hash in Ruby Ruby - Totally Topical Melksham Quiz You should think you're first in a hotel room Ruby v Perl - interpollating variables puts - opposite of chomp in Ruby Equality in Ruby - == eql? and equal? 1632 posts, page by page
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