Using Ruby 1.9.1, how could I access this string's characters one at a time?
I don't know how else to explain, so I'll give you 开发者_运维百科List of greek words with english derivatives. Look at the a
table, please, first column. Notice there are words like ἄβαξ
. Using Ruby 1.9.1, which has better encoding support than Ruby 1.8, how could I iterate over each character forming that word? For example, I'd like to get the letters in order, one at a time, like:
ἄ
β
α
ξ
I'm not really sure how to go about that, as the .size
method reports a different length of the string than the ones we perceive. Can you help?
Example:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby19
str = "ἄβαξ"
puts "#{str} - encoding: #{str.encoding.name} / size: #{str.size}"
str.each_char do |c|
puts c
end
Using some Google-fu, you'll find a lot of good articles on Ruby 1.9 and character encoding.
The following seems to work in 1.9
testStr="ἄβαξ"
testStr.each_char { |k|
puts k
}
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