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<libsys>
leftylink: I honestly couldn't understand what you proposed, so I created an example code of what I'm trying to do https://pastebin.com/LA52VZvp
<libsys>
the code is somewhat large, but the important thing is not the implementation details, only the test... which tries to stub Net::SMTP#start and #send_message
<leftylink>
I see that therefore my suggestion is sort of wrong because I assumed it would be Net::SMTP.start instead of Net::SMTP#start, so it looks like my suggesotin would need a few modifications. honestly in that case I'd just have the test's implementation of #start yield self then, in which case there's no need to create a new object just to define a send_message on it
<adam12>
cybertron: And how do you imagine the interface looking?
<cybertron>
and I want to get the model by the id attribute
<cybertron>
its active record
<adam12>
Well, if you want quick and dirty, you can find. array.find { |m| m.id == the-id }
<cybertron>
hm yes, possible more dirty but shorter? ;D
<adam12>
I might be inclined to make a new object that wraps this one, and has a nice method on it.
<adam12>
Well if you're on Ruby 2.7?, you can use numbered params to drop 2 characters. LOL.
<adam12>
array.find { _1.id == the-id }
<cybertron>
lol ok, yes 2.7
<cybertron>
but seems to work :D
<cybertron>
thank you
<cybertron>
but lesson learned, you can used numbered parameters instead of block variable, nice
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<sgt_chuckles>
i have a class using the repository pattern to access db table records, but finding that i'll have to iterate over the table records outside of this class. Feels like im defeating the purpose of the repository pattern by doing this, and wondering if theres a way to iterate over the records while preserving the purpose of this repository class.
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<sgt_chuckles>
Can anyone lend some advice?
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<adam12>
sgt_chuckles: Example?
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<adam12>
Technically when you're mocing Net::SMTP.start, you're mocking something you dont' own. Which is bad juju.
<adam12>
Probably be better if it was divided even more, but I don't have time to continue with it.
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<TomyLobo>
given a modest amount of local variables, what's the ballpark for the levels of recursion I can go. hundreds? thousands?
<TomyLobo>
I'm getting a SystemStackError: stack level too deep at something that legitimately recurses quite deep and I wanna know if I built an endless recursion or not :)
<TomyLobo>
hmm, it's just 2180 recursive calls. would've expected more ^^
<weaksauc_>
i think that's something you can set
<TomyLobo>
RUBY_THREAD_VM_STACK_SIZE=10000000
<TomyLobo>
i get a segfault at anything much greater than that
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<TomyLobo>
ah, I found the issue with my code :)
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<libsys>
adam12: Appreciate it.. I'll probably end up doing something like that, given that I still don't have an idea on how can I test my code after a couple days
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<TomyLobo>
I'm looking for an optimized way to prepend an element to an array/list of < 1000 elements and return the result as an independent copy. So far I found "[element] + array" and "[element, *array]". Which one is faster? Is there an even faster way?
<TomyLobo>
to clarify, the input array/list cannot be modified
<TomyLobo>
benchmarks are inconclusive
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<TomyLobo>
btw, is there any way to generate an initialize method based on the attr_accessors a class has, or at least with a list of variables instead of having to specify the whole constructor?
<leftylink>
I think the initialize will be easy. you could either use define_method, or honestly a regular initialize that takes an *args and iterates over the variables to be set and uses instance_variable_set. the harder part is where to get the list of variables. you could list the instance methods and find any that have var/var= pair and assume that they were made with attr_accessor (could have false positives)
<leftylink>
or you could override attr_accessor to store a list
<TomyLobo>
so there's nothing pre-made?
<TomyLobo>
it's not that important. thought i could use some idiomatic way to do this, but i guess not
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<havenwood>
TomyLobo: FWIW, you may be able to get around too deep stack levels by enabling TCO.
<havenwood>
I usually just solve the problem differently, but you can eval code with tailcall optimization enabled.
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<TomyLobo>
Guest3354e, i get file and sql, but why cvs?
<TomyLobo>
oh you mean csv, right?
<TomyLobo>
anyway good luck with that. I'm not helping you do it wrong
<TomyLobo>
get a proper client and use its integrated logging feature
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<TomyLobo>
and they're gone
<TomyLobo>
havenwood, hadn't thought of that, but I'll probably have a difficult time making use of that anyway, since I need to accumulate all those results before passing them up
<TomyLobo>
so it wouldn't be a tail call
<TomyLobo>
also i got rid of the stack overflows by fixing my code :D
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