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<terminalpusher>
Ruby uses `..` for inclusive ranges and `...` for exclusive ranges right? IIRC it's that way in normal mathematics too right?
<leftylink>
well, the Ruby part is true, though I don't quit remember about mathematics... I usually see [] and () for intervals there
<terminalpusher>
ooh right
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<AndreYuhai>
Hey there, How can I format an HTML string to be able to show it on one of the pages of my web app?
<AndreYuhai>
I am creating the HTML string as well in the backend so I just need to format that string as it's difficult to read without formatting.
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<nakilon>
do you mean <pre></pre> or what?
<rapha>
hi all
<rapha>
can a method that takes a stream (i.e. STDOUT) as an argument and then writes to that stream (STDOUT.puts) be fooled into writing to a string instead?
<rapha>
that is, a method that i'm not the author, just a user, of
<rapha>
oooooh, coool, there is a StringIO thing
<rapha>
thx & gnight all
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<nakilon>
is there any stdlib class with blocking "push" and "pop" methods? something like IO but I don't need to move strings, I need to move arbitrary objects
<nakilon>
I need it to implement a kind of "thread" in my esoteric language that has only two interfaces -- pushing and pulling
<nakilon>
and would like to make it as native (and so fast) as possible
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<weaksauce>
i don't think so nakilon
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<nakilon>
I guess Fibers are not my choice, because I want these things to be able in parallel
<nakilon>
and for example A has to be able to push 100 items to B while B is running and not even popping this queue of sent items