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What is the equivalent of 's in ruby?

Daniel DeLorme

4/14/2009 9:51:00 AM

Is there a website that documents which method in ruby is equivalent to
which function in PHP? Or any other programming language? I could swear
something like this has been posted to this list before, but I couldn't
find any trace of it.

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Daniel
4 Answers

Mark Thomas

4/14/2009 11:48:00 AM

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On Apr 14, 5:51 am, Daniel DeLorme <dan...@dan42.com> wrote:
> Is there a website that documents which method in ruby is equivalent to
> which function in PHP? Or any other programming language? I could swear
> something like this has been posted to this list before, but I couldn't
> find any trace of it.

A simple function translation will result in PHP written in ruby
syntax. It's far better to learn idiomatic ruby. ri and irb are your
friends.

Chris Lowis

4/14/2009 12:48:00 PM

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> Is there a website that documents which method in ruby is equivalent to
> which function in PHP? Or any other programming language? I could swear
> something like this has been posted to this list before, but I couldn't
> find any trace of it.

There's this from the official site:
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/ruby-from-other-...

Covers PHP, C, Java and a few others.

Chris
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Javier Alvarez

4/14/2009 12:54:00 PM

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Give this site a try: http://railsf...

Daniel DeLorme wrote:
> Is there a website that documents which method in ruby is equivalent
> to which function in PHP? Or any other programming language? I could
> swear something like this has been posted to this list before, but I
> couldn't find any trace of it.
>
> --
> Daniel
>
>


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Daniel DeLorme

4/15/2009 12:10:00 PM

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Javier Alvarez wrote:
> Give this site a try: http://railsf...

Thank you, that's a nice little website. The function reference is
not exactly extensive, but it's a very good start. One of the nice
things is that it explains the ruby idioms equivalent to a given
PHP function. So there goes your objection, Mr. Thomas :-P

Now if only there was a website like that to assist ruby programmers
trying to code in, say, OCaml.

Daniel