I have a decorator in PY.It is a method and takes the function as a parameter.I want to create a directory structure based based on the passed function.I am using the module name for the parent direct
below code can not run def map = [name:\"Test :: ( %2f %25 \\$ * & ! @ # ^)\"] String s = map.inspect()
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I accidentally saved a Ruby hash to string in Ruby 1.9 by calling my_hash.to_s which is equal to my_hash.inspect. This gave me a string like this:
I\'m trying to use Firebug to inspect a page element that appears when I hover over a photo. Problem is, the element\'s position is dynamically offset from the mouse position, so it\'s impossible for
I\'m currently working on about_classes.rb. I开发者_开发百科\'m confused on the concept of inspect and how it relates to self. Does calling an object automatically return the inspect method for that o
If an object is a module\'s class or function I need to retrieve the absolute impo开发者_运维知识库rt path as a string. Example:
Using ColorZilla I found an interesting feature. If I pick a color from firefox (bars,tabs or anything else of the browser) and then go to:
I\'m trying to get the name of a calling module by using inspect. When I return what should be the module string, I get this:
This specific method is causing application to break: # needed becasuse of a rails bug def to_s \"#{self.class.name.underscore}__#{object_id}\"
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