This repository contains some educational examples I've written when
studying books on Ruby. As I went from chapter to chapter I was giving
language elements a try by preparing simple examples. Each .rb file is
self-contained and can be run by simple invocation:
./robj_14.rb
This repository might not be valuable per-se, yet you can glance at the
Makefile, since it can act as a skeleton for the repository of your own,
with examples from other languages.
Just type:
make
Each .rb file generates some output to standard output. Normally stuff is
printed to the screen in the interactive mode with some exceptions to
scripts which also write to the file whose name is hard-coded in a script.
The makefile will run every .rb script and capture its output in the
.o file in the test directory. This is so-called an actual result of
the execution. These files are then compared with the .t files (e.g.:
robj_7.o is compared with robj_7.t), which are so-called golden outputs.
After I wired these examples with Travis CI I've found a problem with Rubinius interpreter:
https://github.com/rubinius/rubinius/issues/3456
- Wojciech Adam Koszek, wojciech@koszek.com
- http://www.koszek.com