descriptionCombining many of the benefits of Arrays and Strings, StringRay allows you to treat a String as an Array of words in many cases.
homepage URLhttp://github.com/elliottcable/stringray
ownerrepo.or.cz@elliottcable.com
last changeWed, 17 Jun 2009 04:49:02 +0000
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2009-06-17 elliottcableUpdated the README with more relevant data. master
2009-06-17 elliottcableRemoved the useless core_ext. Back down to two files...
2009-06-17 elliottcableCompletely re-worked the Rakefile, using a lot from...
2009-06-12 elliottcableNo need to do this on #included.
2009-06-12 elliottcableMoved #enumerate onto StringRay. Now String#enumerate...
2009-06-12 elliottcableAdding a few more (cleaned) specs
2009-06-12 elliottcableAdding a prettier inspect
2009-06-12 elliottcableMaking the convenience methods into class methods
2009-06-12 elliottcableGetting rid of a ton of spec cruft, and starting over...
2009-06-12 elliottcableMoving a ton of the includables into their own file
2009-06-11 elliottcableMoving a chunk of functionality into Stringray::Includes
2009-06-11 elliottcableVersion bump to 3
2009-06-11 elliottcableChanged the version constant from VERSION to Version
2009-06-11 elliottcablePushing a Ruby warning when overriding String#each...
2009-06-11 elliottcableThe old and broken String#each doesn't exist in Ruby...
2009-06-11 elliottcableUh, was I retarded? ::new isn't an instance method.
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