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<nakilon>
is there anything other than Apidock website to tell when the method appeared in stdlib?
<nakilon>
I mean this website is so old and feels so weird I won't be surprised if it is gone one day but it's so useful
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<nakilon>
the above mentioned "Carpentry" puzzle reminds me the minigame from Talos Principle I'm currently trying to finally fully complete
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<relyks>
nakilon: i think apidock might've been abadoned
<relyks>
that's also pretty cool. i didn't know it had that. seems like a good idea for a project if something doesn't already exist like it
<relyks>
do you guys think it'd be useful to have something like that? a web app that could tell you when a method appeared for a class in the stdlib and which versions of ruby have it?
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<John_Ivan>
what is the defacto ruby linter when using a text editor?
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<leftylink>
I dunno, I think it's just "whenever it appears in the source code in that literal form, rather than something like a.min where a happens to be an array of some size" ??
<galtgendo>
so, time for another silly question: as ruby 2.7 dropped scanf from standard library, what would be the simplest way (other than bundling) to rewrite something like 'scanf(%d %d %s)' ?
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<havenwood>
galtgendo: it's a gem, so add it to your Gemfile and you can use it like normal
<galtgendo>
...let me check...yes, I did say 'other than bundling'
<Hess>
How about capturing input with `gets` and using `String#scan` to extract the parts you need?
<galtgendo>
...may work, but perhaps something slimmer is is possible...that's not meant for manual input, just reading from a (somewhat structured) file
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<weaksauce>
galtgendo i would think scan would be almost drop in but if performance is an issue and you know the structure it would be simple to split on spaces and parse it that way