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[ANN] sandbox 0.2 0 25 (9/8/2006 2:31:03 AM) comp.lang.ruby The 0.2 release of the FreakyFreakySandbox is here. I almost had to add a third Freaky because of some thread-related haps, but they've all been sufficient scared and squared. Everything is now calm, like gra... why

[ANN] sandbox 0.0.11 -- taking the i out of eval 12 22 (7/19/2006 4:22:00 PM) comp.lang.ruby Oh rapture! Oh, delicious zesty snacks! Oh, steamed uncles in a cabbage display! OH, LAMB MEDALLIONS! For serious: I am outstripped with zeal. The sandbox is open. While still in primitive fashion, it's ... why

[ANN] Camping 1.3, the Microframework 7 26 (2/8/2006 5:46:52 AM) comp.lang.ruby Good people of the town: Maybe some of you are interesting in the continuing story of Camping. If not, I understand, these are sensitive matters, best wishes. Camping is a small framework designed to mimick... why

[ANN] RedCloth mailing list 0 43 (11/14/2005 8:34:14 PM) comp.lang.ruby If you are a user of RedCloth who wants to talk about improvements to RedCloth or pitch in testing beta versions, please hop on the new mailing list: http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/redcloth-upwards ... why

[ANN] MouseHole 1.2 -- rose-colored spectacles for the Web 4 38 (9/28/2005 7:37:25 PM) comp.lang.ruby MouseHole is a scriptable web proxy. Alter the Web with Ruby. Host your own little applications. Install scripts off the web as you surf. That kind of thing. A screenshot and discussion is here: Here'... why

[ANN] RedCloth 3.0.4 -- Humane Text for Ruby 0 34 (9/15/2005 4:43:27 PM) comp.lang.ruby RedCloth 3.0.4 is out today. What does it mean? Don't try to read too much into it. It's minor polish. (I use this module on my blogs and book and stuff, so I know how vital it is that it not break, but o... why

[ANN] MouseHole 1.1 -- rose-colored spectacles for the Web 6 30 (9/2/2005 7:20:36 PM) comp.lang.ruby MouseHole 1.1 is out. If you're unfamiliar with it, that's okay because it's only a few days old really. Here's a visual walkthrough: In a nutshell, MouseHole is a scriptable web proxy. It's designed as ... why

[ANN] The MouseHole Proxy 1.0 -- a Greasemonkey alternative 1 24 (8/29/2005 11:20:59 PM) comp.lang.ruby And now I ask these gaunt faces, "Is anyone in the mood for fledling software, a few hours old?" [*] the MouseHole proxy [*] 1.0 [*] with complimentary hoodwink.d free pass [*] = Background = Lately, on Red... why

[ANN] OSCON videos, medias 17 28 (8/6/2005 5:16:41 PM) comp.lang.ruby My friends, I've got my act together now and a BitTorrent tracker up with some of the videos from OSCON. The two Least Surprised cartoons and the foxes video. And Quicktime in cases where my Quicktime encod... why

Parsing DNS zonefiles 1 50 (7/14/2005 5:28:08 PM) comp.lang.ruby Anyone have a parser for BIND8/9 zonefiles? _why ... why

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YAML or CSV? 14 21 (8/23/2006 7:43:58 PM) comp.lang.ruby Hi, I have spreadsheet-like data, a table of data really, that I need to be able to access on a row-by-row, column-by-column, even cell-by-cell basis. I need to look at incoming filenames in a directory and m... pbailey (257)

Ruby-Lang Redesign Feedback 20 30 (8/24/2006 1:53:54 PM) comp.lang.ruby At about 4 this afternoon we are going to commence discussion of the Ruby-Lang redesign on the vit-discuss mailing-list: http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/vit-discuss This won't be a nit-picking session,... ng1085 (165)

Creating/Installing a gem from a SVN repository? 6 20 (8/25/2006 2:19:02 AM) comp.lang.ruby Is there an easy way to create a Ruby gem, or install a Ruby gem, from an SVN repository? I'd like to get using the latest version of Markaby: http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/svn/markaby/ Thanks, Joe -- Po... joeat303 (42)

Dr. Dobb's dumps on RedCloth 26 24 (8/29/2006 2:19:56 AM) comp.lang.ruby As part of their "best Ajax" article: http://www.ddj.com/dept/architect/192203368?pgno=7 Welcome to the 1980s. Want to make text bold? You'll have to put the characters * and * around it. For big text... Bil.Kleb (900)

Ruby Books #2 20 28 (8/30/2006 3:49:57 PM) comp.lang.ruby I am trying to get into Ruby programming so that I could eventually work with Ruby on Rails. Anyone know of good books to get started with Ruby Programming, or even better any Rails books with a good overvie... brochu121 (7)

Ruby (X)HTML Parser? 5 43 (9/25/2006 12:21:58 PM) comp.lang.ruby Hi guys, I'm starting to learn Ruby and I was thinking about a little app so I can get things started as quickly as possible. Since I'm an avid blog reader, the first thing that went though my mind was a small... andrei8879 (17)

Hpricot and XPaths with indices 2 29 (10/6/2006 12:42:56 PM) comp.lang.ruby Hello, I just started to use HPricot a few days ago (what a cool piece of software! ;-) so it is possible that I have just overlooked it but I did not find a way to evaluate XPaths with indices yet. Instead ... peter454 (310)

Webpage to RSS 5 31 (10/9/2006 7:12:21 PM) comp.lang.ruby Does anyone have a ruby based script lying around that would transform updates to a webpage to RSS or some other feed format? We don't use a CMS for our website but there are items that are updated often and RS... bart.braem (47)

Yet another Hpricot question 5 24 (10/11/2006 5:13:07 PM) comp.lang.ruby I'm trying to scan an html file using Hpricot to produce a table of links within the file. Right now I've got something like this. doc = Hpricot(open(url)). doc.search('a').each do | element | ... rick.denatale (1691)

Interesting trival example of why open classes are good? 14 24 (10/29/2006 7:40:36 AM) comp.lang.ruby Hi, I am trying to explain why the fact that Ruby's classes are never closed is advantageous. I can only think of relatively complex examples like Rails plugins. Does anyone have an interesting, standalone exa... petermichaux1 (60)