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Pushing a Ruby warning when overriding String#each, but only worrying about it pre-1.9
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1 lib/stringray.rb
2 lib/stringray/core_ext.rb
3 lib/stringray/core_ext/kernel.rb
4 lib/stringray/core_ext/spec/rake/verify_rcov.rb
5 spec/stringray_spec.rb
6 README.markdown
7 Rakefile.rb
8 .manifest
Combining many of the benefits of Arrays and Strings, StringRay allows you to treat a String as an Array of words in many cases.