Michael Bruschkewitz
6/5/2009 7:48:00 AM
As we discuss already some weird issues on this list:
Wouldn't it be possible to add some more "syntactic sugar" to Ruby?
What about a "operator" which uses rest of current line as string argument?
Example:
def interprete s
p s.split
end
interprete: 1 2 3
should show ["1", "2", "3"]...
Or, possibly, put ':' at the end of param-list:
def interprete s:
....
"Joel VanderWerf" <vjoel@path.berkeley.edu> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:49C520ED.8000508@path.berkeley.edu...
> LAMBEAU Bernard wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Is there any way to create a alias-like method allowing arguments not
>> to be separated by comma?
>>
>> def my_alias(from, to)
>> ...
>> end
>> myalias :me :you
>>
>> thx
>> blambeau
>
> Nope, alias is a keyword, not a method, so it has special syntax.
>
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