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Florian Groß
Hi,
before going to sleep I had an idea for how to implement 5 > x > 4.
It's pretty simple an implementation. I remember reading on ruby-talk
years ago that this was impossible to do without changing Ruby's
parser.
So, nothing big. I just don't want this to decay on my hard disk. It
demonstrates a fair bit of meta programming and that Ruby is powerful
as well.
It's available at http://flgr.0x42.net/code/comp_chain.rb
I'm also wondering if somebody has already thought about how to best
do fuzz testing in RSpec? I know about RFuzz, but it seems to be web
specific. Is there any official best practise for using random input
in your specs?
Kind regards,
Florian Gross
before going to sleep I had an idea for how to implement 5 > x > 4.
It's pretty simple an implementation. I remember reading on ruby-talk
years ago that this was impossible to do without changing Ruby's
parser.
So, nothing big. I just don't want this to decay on my hard disk. It
demonstrates a fair bit of meta programming and that Ruby is powerful
as well.
It's available at http://flgr.0x42.net/code/comp_chain.rb
I'm also wondering if somebody has already thought about how to best
do fuzz testing in RSpec? I know about RFuzz, but it seems to be web
specific. Is there any official best practise for using random input
in your specs?
Kind regards,
Florian Gross