GuessMethod 0.1.0!
I’ve read around the internet that at RailsConfEurope, Dr. Nic used my baby GuessMethod as an example of fun that can be had with meta-programming. I’m flattered.
But flattery only lasts so long, and before I knew it I remembered that I had been wanting to fix it up a little. So I did.
As such, I’m pleased to announce version 0.1 of my little aggressive spelling corrector for irb.
sudo gem install guessmethod
And live the life!
003:0> Strin.tos attention: replacing non-existant constant Strin with String for Object attention: sending to_s instead of tos to String:Class "String"
This is not for production! And it’s not for Rails either. It kills Rails. Until I figure out how to make GuessMethod not kill Rails, it will kill Rails.
That being said, I use it all the time. My irb sessions are full of pretty messages and corrected typos.
Enjoy!
Dr Nic said,
September 23, 2007 @ 10:36 pm
“It kills Rails” - its funny, I’d never used it within Rails console on a Rails model until I was sitting with DHH showing him the gem. That’ll teach me for demoing something I hadn’t tested beforehand :) Nonetheless, he thought the gem was good fun too :)