comp.lang.ruby

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• Error with a not useful message., OxO pHz.60
  • Re: Error with a not useful message., Robert Klemme
• Semantics of << and <<-, Anders Höckersten
  • Re: Semantics of << and <<-, Robert Klemme
    • Re: Semantics of << and <<-, Robert Klemme
• Spread binaries for Ruby Windows, bww00amdahl
  • Re: Spread binaries for Ruby Windows, Ara.T.Howard
• Intercepting, Resuming Overridden Methods, Gavin Kistner
  • Re: Intercepting, Resuming Overridden Methods, Robert Klemme
• Ruby documentation typo, Behrang Saeedzadeh
  • Re: Ruby documentation typo, David A. Black
    • Re: Ruby documentation typo, Behrang Saeedzadeh
      • Re: Ruby documentation typo, Nikolai Weibull
      • Re: Ruby documentation typo, James Britt
  • Re: Ruby documentation typo, Tim Hunter
• Compiling a Ruby extension, Axel
  • Re: Compiling a Ruby extension, Steve
• Re: Win32ole object collection mapping to array ?, tokmak tokmak
• Ruby Weekly News 22nd - 28th August 2005, Tim Sutherland
• More elegant replacement for global variables, Michael
  • Re: More elegant replacement for global variables, dave . burt
  • Re: More elegant replacement for global variables, Trans
  • Re: More elegant replacement for global variables, Robert Klemme
• beginners YAML question, Adam Shelly
  • Re: beginners YAML question, daz
• Latest info on embedding Ruby in a C++ app, Timothy Byrd
  • Re: Latest info on embedding Ruby in a C++ app, daz
• Ruby on Linux & Windows, Tim Ferrell
  • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Robert Oliver
    • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Tim Ferrell
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Robert Oliver
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Tim Ferrell
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Sy
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Robert Oliver
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, daz
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Kent Sibilev
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Falmn Kex
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Kelly Felkins
      • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, x1
  • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, dave . burt
  • Re: Ruby on Linux & Windows, Austin Ziegler
• Zen Linux, raymond medeiros
  • Re: Zen Linux, Trans
    • Re: Zen Linux, Brian Mitchell
• A (newbie-ish) question about project organization, Tim Ferrell
  • Re: A (newbie-ish) question about project organization, Trans
    • Re: A (newbie-ish) question about project organization, Tim Ferrell
      • Re: A (newbie-ish) question about project organization, Trans
      • Re: A (newbie-ish) question about project organization, Tim Ferrell
• win32ole, adsi and computer info, Berger, Daniel
  • Re: win32ole, adsi and computer info, dave . burt
    • Re: win32ole, adsi and computer info, x1
• [ANN] Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Trans
  • Re: [ANN] Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Lloyd Zusman
    • Re: [ANN] Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Pascal GUICHARD
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, dave . burt
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Trans
    • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Trans
    • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Phrogz
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Trans
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Phrogz
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Trans
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Gavin Kistner
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Trans
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, George Moschovitis
      • Re: Nano Methods & Mega Modules, Randy Kramer
  • Re: [ANN] Nano Methods & Mega Modules, James Britt
• Rails Newbie - very simple question, Joe Zambella
  • Re: Rails Newbie - very simple question, daz
  • Re: Rails Newbie - very simple question, dave . burt
• [ANN] ruby-co.de: now with more flexible redirection, Jan 'jast' Krueger
• mod_ruby -- Problem with Changing from $defout > $stdout, Ben Gribaudo
  • Re: mod_ruby -- Problem with Changing from $defout > $stdout, Ben Gribaudo
• MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, bww00amdahl
  • Re: MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, Alex Fenton
    • Re: MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, James Britt
    • Re: MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, rmt512
    • Re: MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, Douglas Livingstone
  • Re: MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, Konstantin Levinski
    • Re: MInimal Ruby Distribution with app, Vladimir Konrad
• Question about Inheritance, Michael Jessop
  • Re: Question about Inheritance, Jamey Cribbs
    • Re: Question about Inheritance, Michael Jessop
      • Re: Question about Inheritance, Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: Question about Inheritance, Martin DeMello
• Fwd: FCKEditor and Rails Walk-through, Josh Charles
• [RubyConf 2005] Please register *soon* -- time is short!, David A. Black
  • Re: [RubyConf 2005] Please register *soon* -- time is short!, Josh Charles
• Attributation works in literal class but not in anonymous class?, Trans
  • Re: Attributation works in literal class but not in anonymous class?, David A. Black
    • Re: Attributation works in literal class but not in anonymous class?, Trans
• SAX-based XPath, Gary Shea
  • Re: SAX-based XPath, Robert Klemme
• Tk Label and instance variables, Bart Masschelein
  • Re: Tk Label and instance variables, Bart Masschelein
    • Re: Tk Label and instance variables, Hidetoshi NAGAI
• custom exceptions, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: custom exceptions, Joe Van Dyk
    • Re: custom exceptions, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: custom exceptions, Robert Klemme
  • Re: custom exceptions, Eric Hodel
• Watir, Selenium and other testing tools, Pedro Arnal Puente
• [ANN] gmailer-0.0.7, Park Heesob
  • Re: [ANN] gmailer-0.0.7, Shashank Date
  • Re: [ANN] gmailer-0.0.7, Daniel Schierbeck
• net/http with cookies?, Brian Le Roy
  • Re: net/http with cookies?, daz
• shell command with envvars - howto?, Wybo Dekker
  • Re: shell command with envvars - howto?, Reyn Vlietstra
  • Re: shell command with envvars - howto?, Ara.T.Howard
  • Re: shell command with envvars - howto?, Patrick Gundlach
• [ANN] Priority Queue 0.0.0 Homepage, Brian Schröder
• [OT] Pragmatic programmers, BearItAll
  • Re: [OT] Pragmatic programmers, Chris Game
    • Re: Pragmatic programmers, John
      • Re: Pragmatic programmers, Dave Burt
    • Re: [OT] Pragmatic programmers, Kero
      • Re: [OT] Pragmatic programmers, Christian Neukirchen
• Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Bret Pettichord
  • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, James Britt
    • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Bret Pettichord
      • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, James Britt
  • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Phil Tomson
    • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Tanner Burson
    • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Dave Burt
      • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Bret Pettichord
    • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Bret Pettichord
      • Re: Watir attracts Ruby Newbies, Dave Burt
• unit testing DRb server, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: unit testing DRb server, Eric Hodel
    • Re: unit testing DRb server, Joe Van Dyk
• Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Nikolai Weibull
  • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, daz
    • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Nikolai Weibull
  • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Doug Kearns
  • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, David Vallner
  • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Christian Neukirchen
    • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Nikolai Weibull
      • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Christian Neukirchen
      • Re: Aesthetics of while ... do ... end versus while ...: ... end, Nikolai Weibull
• [ANN] The MouseHole Proxy 1.0 -- a Greasemonkey alternative, why the lucky stiff
  • Re: [ANN] The MouseHole Proxy 1.0 -- a Greasemonkey alternative, Phil Tomson
• [ANN] Priority Queue 0.0.0.0. ... .0, Brian Schröder
  • Re: [ANN] Priority Queue 0.0.0.0. ... .0, Levin Alexander
    • Re: [ANN] Priority Queue 0.0.0.0. ... .0, Brian Schröder
• Adding instance methods to class at runtime, Jon A. Lambert
  • Re: Adding instance methods to class at runtime, David A. Black
    • Re: Adding instance methods to class at runtime, Jon A. Lambert
  • Re: Adding instance methods to class at runtime, Kirk Haines
• Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), David Tran
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Daniel Sheppard
• New to Ruby, Steve
  • Re: New to Ruby, William James
    • Re: New to Ruby, Jeff Wood
      • Re: New to Ruby, matt . hulse
      • Re: New to Ruby, Jeff Wood
      • Re: New to Ruby, Jamal Hansen
      • Re: New to Ruby, Jeff Wood
      • Re: New to Ruby, Dave Burt
      • Re: New to Ruby, EdUarDo
      • Re: New to Ruby, Gene Tani
      • Re: New to Ruby, EdUarDo
  • Re: New to Ruby, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: New to Ruby, Alan Chen
  • Re: New to Ruby, David Vallner
• Tk menu, Bart Masschelein
  • Re: Tk menu, Joe Van Dyk
    • Re: Tk menu, Bart Masschelein
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Tk menu, Berger, Daniel
• Question: How to run Ruby/Rails under IIs, sdadasd
  • Re: Question: How to run Ruby/Rails under IIs, Dave Burt
• Date problem., ober
  • Re: Date problem., David A. Black
  • Re: Date problem., Joe Cheng
    • Re: Date problem., David A. Black
    • Re: Date problem., Randy Kramer
      • Re: Date problem., Logan Capaldo
      • Re: Date problem., Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: Date problem., Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: Date problem., William James
• Ruby article, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: Ruby article, ts
• Thread.list confusion, Andrew S. Townley
  • Re: Thread.list confusion, Eric Hodel
    • ThreadPool (was: Re: Thread.list confusion), Andrew S. Townley
      • Re: ThreadPool (was: Re: Thread.list confusion), Eric Hodel
      • Rogue threads found! The plot thickens.... (was: Re: ThreadPool(was: Re: Thread.list confusion)), Townley, Andrew
• tk variables, csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
  • Re: tk variables, csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
  • Re: tk variables, Hidetoshi NAGAI
• Problems with sybase-ctlib, EdUarDo
  • Re: Problems with sybase-ctlib, EdUarDo
• Calling object method from variable, Frodo Larik
  • Re: Calling object method from variable, Robert Klemme
  • Re: Calling object method from variable, Lionel Thiry
• Best way to release mini-libraries?, Kirk Haines
  • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, Trans
  • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, Ivan Vodopiviz
  • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, Austin Ziegler
    • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, Kirk Haines
      • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, Aredridel
      • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, David Brady
      • Re: Best way to release mini-libraries?, Austin Ziegler
• Associating a name with a thread?, Andrew S. Townley
  • Re: Associating a name with a thread?, Robert Klemme
  • Re: Associating a name with a thread?, Logan Capaldo
    • Re: Associating a name with a thread?, Andrew S. Townley
      • Re: Associating a name with a thread?, Robert Klemme
      • Re: Associating a name with a thread?, Eric Hodel
• Re: I think that French verb conjugation is as simple as, if not simpler than, that of English (no kidding!) - see www.sixpourcent.com, Julian Leviston
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: I think that French verb conjugation is as simple as, if not simpler than, that of English (no kidding!) - see www.sixpourcent.com, Jeremy Henty
    • Re: I think that French verb conjugation is as simple as, if not simpler than, that of English (no kidding!) - see www.sixpourcent.com, James Britt
• Ruby/Event and Myriad 0.4 Released, Zed A. Shaw
• Hash.new(confusion), Trans
  • Re: Hash.new(confusion), Joel VanderWerf
  • Re: Hash.new(confusion), Gennady Bystritsky
  • Re: Hash.new(confusion), Mitch Tishmack
  • Re: Hash.new(confusion), Dave Burt
  • Re: Hash.new(confusion), David A. Black
    • Re: Hash.new(confusion), Trans
• [ANN] Ruport 0.1.0 Released, Gregory Brown
  • Re: Ruport 0.1.0 Released, Gregory Brown
• [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
  • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Hal Fulton
    • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
  • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, David A. Black
    • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, David A. Black
  • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, James Edward Gray II
    • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, Gene Tani
      • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
  • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Robert Klemme
    • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Robert Klemme
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Daniel Brockman
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, David A. Black
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Randy Kramer
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Robert Klemme
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Robert Klemme
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, agemoagemo
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Randy Kramer
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Randy Kramer
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Randy Kramer
      • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, William James
      • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Robert Klemme
  • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, William James
    • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, Robert Klemme
      • Re: how to unflatten a flat-array, Simon Kröger
  • Re: [Q] how to unflatten a flat-array, Linus Sellberg
• catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
  • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, ts
    • Message not available
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, ts
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, ts
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, ts
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, ts
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, ts
      • Re: catching segmentation faults from Ruby, Iain Dooley
• Is it possible to make a class unavailable?, Barry
  • Re: Is it possible to make a class unavailable?, Gyoung-Yoon Noh
• Re: The Chainsaw Infanticide Logger Manuever, gabriele renzi
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: The Chainsaw Infanticide Logger Manuever, Trans
  • Re: The Chainsaw Infanticide Logger Manuever, Douglas Livingstone
    • Re: The Chainsaw Infanticide Logger Manuever, Trans
    • Re: The Chainsaw Infanticide Logger Manuever, gabriele renzi
• Debate about Ruby in Another Group, Gervas Douglas
• Help needed with rexml, Michael
  • Re: Help needed with rexml, Robert Klemme
    • Re: Help needed with rexml,
  • Re: Help needed with rexml, zerohalo
    • Re: Help needed with rexml, zerohalo
      • Re: Help needed with rexml, zerohalo
    • Re: Help needed with rexml, Trans
      • Re: Help needed with rexml, James Britt
      • Re: Help needed with rexml, zerohalo
      • Re: Help needed with rexml, James Britt
      • Re: Help needed with rexml, zerohalo
      • Re: Help needed with rexml, David Jacobs
    • Re: Help needed with rexml, Michael
  • Re: Help needed with rexml, Zach Dennis
• Dynamic methods / accessors, Frodo Larik
  • Re: Dynamic methods / accessors, Robert Klemme
    • Re: Dynamic methods / accessors, Robert Klemme
  • Re: Dynamic methods / accessors, Frodo Larik
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Dynamic methods / accessors, ts
• Fwd: Ruby Gateway Done, James Edward Gray II
• Prototyping a product design assessment tool with ruby, Umesh Persad
• UDPSocket broadcast to 127.0.0.255, Joel VanderWerf
  • Re: UDPSocket broadcast to 127.0.0.255, Daniel Brockman
    • Re: UDPSocket broadcast to 127.0.0.255, Joel VanderWerf
      • UDPSocket broadcast and #connect, Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: UDPSocket broadcast and #connect, Daniel Brockman
      • Re: UDPSocket broadcast and #connect, Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: UDPSocket broadcast and #connect, Joel VanderWerf
• Hashing VALUES to C-Structs, Brian Schröder
  • Re: Hashing VALUES to C-Structs, Joel VanderWerf
• [ANN] gmailer-0.0.5, Park Heesob
  • Re: [ANN] gmailer-0.0.5, Daniel Amelang
• Rubyists in Rio de Janeiro, Daniel Amelang
  • Re: Rubyists in Rio de Janeiro, Dema
  • Re: Rubyists in Rio de Janeiro, Luiz Esmiralha
• Ruby idiom for enum?, David Brady
  • Re: Ruby idiom for enum?, Robert Klemme
  • Re: Ruby idiom for enum?, Brian Schröder
    • Re: Ruby idiom for enum?, Patrick Hurley
  • Re: Ruby idiom for enum?, Ara.T.Howard
  • Re: Ruby idiom for enum?, Florian Groß
• Question about emacs indentation, Sam Kong
  • Re: Question about emacs indentation, zerohalo
    • Re: Question about emacs indentation, James Kim
  • Re: Question about emacs indentation, Konstantin Levinski
    • Re: Question about emacs indentation, Sam Kong
      • Re: Question about emacs indentation, George Ogata
      • Re: Question about emacs indentation, David Vallner
      • Re: Question about emacs indentation, George Ogata
      • Re: Question about emacs indentation, Konstantin Levinski
• Iterating over arrays in lockstep, David Brady
  • Re: Iterating over arrays in lockstep, Levin Alexander
  • Re: Iterating over arrays in lockstep, Liam
• FXRuby addInput on telnet connection., agemoagemo
• Reopening with a bang: cannot assign to self, David Brady
  • Re: Reopening with a bang: cannot assign to self, Daniel Amelang
    • Re: Reopening with a bang: cannot assign to self, David Brady
      • Re: Reopening with a bang: cannot assign to self, Daniel Amelang
      • Re: Reopening with a bang: cannot assign to self, Daniel Brockman
• how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
  • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Jim Freeze
    • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Jim Freeze
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Iain Dooley
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Iain Dooley
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Iain Dooley
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Martin DeMello
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Daniel Berger
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, flashdrvnk
  • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, James Britt
    • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Iain Dooley
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Iain Dooley
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
    • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, David N. Springer
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, Brock Weaver
      • Re: how do you describe '#!' in written english?, SHIGETOMI, Takuhiko
• millisec in strin representation of Time, Joel VanderWerf
  • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, James Edward Gray II
  • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, Kirk Haines
    • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, Tanaka Akira
      • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, Joel VanderWerf
    • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, Andrew S. Townley
      • Re: millisec in strin representation of Time, Joel VanderWerf
• What's wrong with my index.rhtml?, lists
• Forcing attr_writer to a type?, Robert William Vesterman
  • Re: Forcing attr_writer to a type?, Timothy Hunter
  • Re: Forcing attr_writer to a type?, Trans
  • Re: Forcing attr_writer to a type?, Daniel Schierbeck
    • Re: Forcing attr_writer to a type?, Malte Milatz
• Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, ES
  • Re: Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, James Britt
  • Re: Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, Austin Ziegler
    • Re: Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, James Britt
    • Re: Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, Eric Hodel
      • Re: Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, Austin Ziegler
  • Re: Replacing RDoc: what do you want to see?, mathew
• rexml each_element_with_attribute question, zerohalo
• One-Click Installer: iconv, curses, Dave Burt
  • Re: One-Click Installer: iconv, curses, Martin DeMello
  • Re: One-Click Installer: iconv, curses, Dave Burt
• Examples of WWW::Mechanize with cookies and redirect?, Lloyd Zusman
  • Re: Examples of WWW::Mechanize with cookies and redirect?, Michael Neumann
    • Re: Examples of WWW::Mechanize with cookies and redirect?, Lloyd Zusman
• Unrequiring a module, Iain Dooley
  • Re: Unrequiring a module, Austin Ziegler
    • Re: Unrequiring a module, Iain Dooley
      • Re: Unrequiring a module, ts
      • Re: Unrequiring a module, Iain Dooley
      • Re: Unrequiring a module, ts
• Soks Wiki - Support for page tagging added, Alexandru Popescu
  • Re: Soks Wiki - Support for page tagging added, Tom Counsell
    • Re: Soks Wiki - Support for page tagging added, Alexandru Popescu
• [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, ES
  • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, ES
    • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, James Britt
      • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, ES
      • Re: RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, Robert Brook
  • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, Lothar Scholz
    • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, ES
    • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, Austin Ziegler
  • Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1.2, why the lucky stiff
• Benchmark question, Joe Van Dyk
  • Message not available
    • Re: Benchmark question, Mohit Muthanna
      • Re: Benchmark question, Joe Van Dyk
• mssql ado problems, jdonnell
  • Re: mssql ado problems, rpardee@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: mssql ado problems, jdonnell
• Introducing ruSH, Reyn Vlietstra
  • Re: Introducing ruSH, Sy
    • Re: Introducing ruSH, Reyn Vlietstra
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Sy
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Reyn Vlietstra
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Sy
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Sy
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Reyn Vlietstra
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Navindra Umanee
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Enrique Meza C
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, Reyn Vlietstra
      • Re: Introducing ruSH, jm
• Asserting files are not different in Test::Unit?, David Brady
  • Re: Asserting files are not different in Test::Unit?, Jeff Wood
  • Re: Asserting files are not different in Test::Unit?, Austin Ziegler
  • Re: Asserting files are not different in Test::Unit?, Esteban Manchado Velázquez
• mssql's PRINT command and DBI's .execute method, rpardee
• Variable value "dump", Brian Takita
  • Re: Variable value "dump", Brian Takita
    • Re: Variable value "dump", Robert Klemme
    • Re: Variable value "dump", Dave Burt
• stringio as file, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: stringio as file, Joe Van Dyk
    • Re: stringio as file, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: stringio as file, Brian Mitchell
      • Re: stringio as file, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: stringio as file, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: stringio as file, nobu . nokada
• probably a stupid rails question, tsuraan
  • Re: probably a stupid rails question, Jason Foreman
    • Re: probably a stupid rails question, tsuraan
  • Re: probably a stupid rails question, francois
    • Re: probably a stupid rails question, Robby Russell
• How Fast is Ruby cpr. Perl, Python, Tcl , C++, Java - Arithmetic, vsapre80
  • Re: How Fast is Ruby cpr. Perl, Python, Tcl , C++, Java - Arithmetic, Patrick Gundlach
  • Re: How Fast is Ruby cpr. Perl, Python, Tcl , C++, Java - Arithmetic, Phil Tomson
    • Re: How Fast is Ruby cpr. Perl, Python, Tcl , C++, Java - Arithmetic, Chris Game
  • Re: How Fast is Ruby cpr. Perl, Python, Tcl , C++, Java - Arithmetic, gabriele renzi
    • Re: How Fast is Ruby cpr. Perl, Python, Tcl , C++, Java - Arithmetic, James Kim
• Ruby integer/floating point performance, vsapre80
• TkPhotoImage (click and change image button), csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
  • Re: TkPhotoImage (click and change image button), csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
    • Re: TkPhotoImage (click and change image button), csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
• ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, Gaston Garcia
  • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, James Edward Gray II
    • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, Gaston Garcia
      • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, Gaston Garcia
      • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, David A. Black
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, Berger, Daniel
    • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: ruby quiz question '*' on the initialize parameters, David A. Black
• vim user switch to emacs?, Joe Van Dyk
  • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Kelly Felkins
    • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Mike Douglas
    • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Nikolai Weibull
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Austin Ziegler
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Nikolai Weibull
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Nikolai Weibull
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      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Cam
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Austin Ziegler
      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Nikolai Weibull
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      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Nikolai Weibull
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      • Re: vim user switch to emacs?, Logan Capaldo
• Ruby.NET compiler (Summer of Code proj), Phil Tomson
  • Re: Ruby.NET compiler (Summer of Code proj), gabriele renzi
• xsd2ruby, aoco
• Opinions of preinitialize system and overridiing #new, Trans
• ruby-dev summary 26761-26861, Kazuo Saito
• Re: [Ann] RueDoc: rdoc-hacks 0.1 and a frameless template, Lyle Johnson
• to_s and to_str, Mark Volkmann
  • Re: to_s and to_str, Robert Klemme
  • Re: to_s and to_str, James Edward Gray II
    • Re: to_s and to_str, Mark Volkmann
• mod_ruby Setting Content-Type in rhtml files, Ben Gribaudo
• Re: [ANN] gmailer 0.0.4, James Britt
• Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Wilson Bilkovich
  • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Bill Kelly
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Bill Kelly
    • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Tanaka Akira
  • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Yohanes Santoso
    • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Daniel Brockman
  • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, snacktime
    • Re: [ANN] EventLoop 0.0.20050825.1600, Tanaka Akira
• [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Ruby Quiz
  • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Francois Paul
    • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), James Edward Gray II
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      • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Dominik Bathon
  • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Gavin Kistner
  • Fwd: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), James Edward Gray II
    • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Gavin Kistner
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      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Gavin Kistner
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Levin Alexander
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Gavin Kistner
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      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Linus Sellberg
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      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), James Edward Gray II
    • Re: Fwd: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), William James
      • Re: Fwd: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Simon Kröger
      • Re: Fwd: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), William James
      • Re: Fwd: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), William James
  • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), James Edward Gray II
    • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Gavin Kistner
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), James Edward Gray II
    • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Levin Alexander
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), James Edward Gray II
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Dominik Bathon
      • building rbtree 0.1.3 (was: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44)), Levin Alexander
      • Re: building rbtree 0.1.3, Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Will Thimbleby
  • Re: [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Jannis Harder
    • Re: [OT]- [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44) - time equivalent for windows, Alexandru Popescu
      • time equivalent for windows (was: [OT]- [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44) - time equivalent for windows), Levin Alexander
      • Re: time equivalent for windows (was: [OT]- [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44) - time equivalent for windows), Daniel Amelang
      • Re: [OT]- [SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44) - time equivalent for windows, flashdrvnk
  • Re: [ SOLUTION] Word Chains (#44), Simon Kröger
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    • Re: Word Chains (#44), Adam Shelly
  • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Brian Schröder
    • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Paolo Capriotti
    • Re: [QUIZ] Word Chains (#44), Brian Schröder
• Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, Tesla
  • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, Dick Davies
  • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, David Brady
    • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, David Brady
      • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, Danny Collins
      • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, David Brady
      • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, Jim Weirich
      • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, Dick Davies
      • Re: Looking for Debian complete package for 1.8, Brian Schröder
• Fwd: [SOLUTION] Sodoku Solver (#43), James Edward Gray II
• Status of Ruby.NET compiler, Josh Charles
  • Re: Status of Ruby.NET compiler, Florian Groß
    • Re: Status of Ruby.NET compiler, gabriele renzi
      • Re: Status of Ruby.NET compiler, Florian Groß
• Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, zimba-tm
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, tony summerfelt
    • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, tony summerfelt
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
  • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Lothar Scholz
    • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Lothar Scholz
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Alexandru Popescu
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
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      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Simon Strandgaard
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Neil Hodgson
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, tony summerfelt
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Lothar Scholz
      • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, tony summerfelt
  • Fwd: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Gaston Garcia
  • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Joe Van Dyk
    • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Dominik Bathon
    • Re: Good cross-platform IDE / multiple document text editor for ruby / rails?, Doug Kearns
• Re: Ruby Home Page Design, John W. Long
• Re: [OT] Sudoku again: How to find a sudoku?, Alpha Chen
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: [OT] Sudoku again: How to find a sudoku?, James Edward Gray II
  • Re: [OT] Sudoku again: How to find a sudoku?, David Tran
  • Re: [OT] Sudoku again: How to find a sudoku?, Ralf Müller
• symbols vs. strings, Mark Volkmann
  • Re: symbols vs. strings, Brian Schröder
    • Re: symbols vs. strings, Mark Volkmann
      • Re: symbols vs. strings, Gavri Fernandez
      • Re: symbols vs. strings, Brian Schröder
  • Re: symbols vs. strings, David A. Black
• Circular dependecy on classes, Anatol Pomozov
  • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, Robert Klemme
  • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, Brian Schröder
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    • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, Robert Klemme
      • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, David A. Black
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      • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, Robert Klemme
  • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, David A. Black
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      • Re: Circular dependecy on classes, David A. Black
• Generating barcodes (as gif/jpg), Matt Pelletier
• Bug in ipaddr.rb, kishor . gurtu
  • Re: Bug in ipaddr.rb, ts
  • Re: Bug in ipaddr.rb, David Roberts
• Re: rmagick question, Brian Schröder
  • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
    • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Brian Schröder
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Timothy Hunter
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Timothy Hunter
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Timothy Hunter
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Timothy Hunter
      • Re: rmagick question, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: rmagick question, Timothy Hunter
      • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
      • Re: rmagick question, Timothy Hunter
      • Re: rmagick question, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: rmagick question, Eric Hodel
  • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
    • Re: rmagick question, Joe Van Dyk
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • RMagick question, Phil Tomson
• Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ron M
  • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
    • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ron M
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Daniel Berger
  • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
  • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, calamitas
    • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ron M
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Simon Kröger
    • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Britt
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Robert Klemme
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Jeff Wood
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, ES
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, daz
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Stefan Lang
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Austin Ziegler
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Jeff Wood
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Douglas Livingstone
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Jeff Wood
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Mark Hubbart
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, daz
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Logan Capaldo
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Christian Neukirchen
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Christian Neukirchen
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Christian Neukirchen
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Christian Neukirchen
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, ES
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Yukihiro Matsumoto
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Jacob Fugal
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Jacob Fugal
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Brock Weaver
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Simon Kröger
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Jeff Williams
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Levin Alexander
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Eric Mahurin
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Brian Schröder
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Austin Ziegler
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Daryl Richter
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Logan Capaldo
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Daryl Richter
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Joel VanderWerf
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Britt
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Britt
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Ara.T.Howard
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, daz
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Britt
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, James Britt
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Malte Milatz
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Trans
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, David A. Black
      • Re: Method behaves differently when called using #send, Peter Vanbroekhoven
• Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
  • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Eric Hodel
    • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Eric Hodel
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Eric Hodel
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Eric Hodel
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Eric Hodel
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Eric Hodel
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, bww00amdahl
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, Kevin Brown
      • Re: DRb functions disappearing?, bww00amdahl
• Multiple Tk Windows, csjasnoch
  • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, csjasnoch
  • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, gregarican
    • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, gregarican
      • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
    • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
      • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, gregarican
      • Re: Multiple Tk Windows, csjasnoch@xxxxxxxx
• POP3 using SLL with Ruby 1.8.X, dbarros
• ANN: MRW online demo, Phlip
  • Re: ANN: MRW online demo, Phil Tomson
    • Re: ANN: MRW online demo, Phlip
• Excel named range lookup, gordon smith
  • Re: Excel named range lookup, dave . burt
    • Re: Excel named range lookup, gordon smith
      • Re: Excel named range lookup, graham
      • Re: Excel named range lookup, gordon smith
• Gateway Broken (Aug 25, 2005), Daniel Berger
  • Re: Gateway Broken (Aug 25, 2005), ts
• Ruby Books, Charles Heizer
  • Re: Ruby Books, Jared Richardson
  • Re: Ruby Books, rmagick@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Ruby Books, Chris Game
      • Re: Ruby Books, Michael Vondung
      • Re: Ruby Books, Chris Game
      • Re: Ruby Books, Tim Hunter
      • Re: Ruby Books, Michael Schuerig
  • Re: Ruby Books, TLOlczyk
  • Re: Ruby Books, Karl von Laudermann
    • Re: Ruby Books, Charles Heizer
      • Re: Ruby Books, Gene Tani
      • Re: Ruby Books, Gene Tani
• extconf.rb CFLAG problem, pc
• Handling XMLRPC::FaultException, gregarican
  • Re: Handling XMLRPC::FaultException, Daniel Schierbeck
    • Re: Handling XMLRPC::FaultException, gregarican
      • Re: Handling XMLRPC::FaultException, Daniel Schierbeck
• About reopening Logger..., George Moschovitis
• ADSI question: put methods, Daniel Berger
• Integrated Documentation.., graham
• string =~ string expressions, Mark James
  • Re: string =~ string expressions, Robert Klemme
    • Re: string =~ string expressions, Mark James
  • Re: string =~ string expressions, gregarican
    • Re: string =~ string expressions, Chris Game
      • Re: string =~ string expressions, Mark James
      • Re: string =~ string expressions, Chris Game
• delete_unless in Array and Hash?, Daniel Schierbeck
  • Re: delete_unless in Array and Hash?, Robert Klemme
    • Re: delete_unless in Array and Hash?, Daniel Schierbeck
      • Re: delete_unless in Array and Hash?, Robert Klemme
      • Re: delete_unless in Array and Hash?, Daniel Schierbeck
• automated testing tool in ruby, jon
  • Re: automated testing tool in ruby, Dave Burt
• File in which Module or Class is defined, Trans
  • Re: File in which Module or Class is defined, Robert Klemme
    • Re: File in which Module or Class is defined, Gene Tani
      • Re: File in which Module or Class is defined, rcoder
• define_method allowing any name?, gabriele renzi
  • Re: define_method allowing any name?, Trans
    • Re: define_method allowing any name?, gabriele renzi
• KDevelop Ruby Debugger, Martin Ankerl
  • Re: KDevelop Ruby Debugger, Richard Dale
• Ruby 2, Alexander Fleck
  • Re: Ruby 2, Trans
    • Re: Ruby 2, francisrammeloo@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Numerical Methods, has someone worked on this already?, Todd
  • Antw: Numerical Methods, has someone worked on this already?, Alexander Fleck
    • Re: Antw: Numerical Methods, has someone worked on this already?, Todd
• Job posting: Ruby Developer in Redwood City, CA, Steve Conover
• job posting ok?, Steve Conover
  • Re: job posting ok?, Phil Tomson
• Driving Groupwise with ruby - win32ole, bww00amdahl
  • Re: Driving Groupwise with ruby - win32ole, Dave Burt
• Standalone application..., heizer1@xxxxxxxx
  • Re: Standalone application..., John
    • Re: Standalone application..., Charles Heizer
  • Re: Standalone application..., Erik Veenstra
    • Re: Standalone application..., nobody
      • Re: Standalone application..., Erik Veenstra
• [OT] How to achieve Thread behaviour using Timers?, Robo
  • Re: [OT] How to achieve Thread behaviour using Timers?, Robert Klemme
    • Re: [OT] How to achieve Thread behaviour using Timers?, Robo
      • Re: [OT] How to achieve Thread behaviour using Timers?, Robert Klemme
      • Re: [OT] How to achieve Thread behaviour using Timers?, Robo
• Buggy Rails method call?, gregarican
  • Re: Buggy Rails method call?, gregarican
• Ruby in the Real World?, John
  • Re: Ruby in the Real World™, Bil Kleb
  • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, Alex Nedelcu
    • Re: Re: Ruby in the Real World?, Phil Tomson
      • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, Alex Nedelcu
      • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, John
      • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, Oliver Plohmann
      • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, Alex Nedelcu
      • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, Trans
    • Re: Ruby in the Real World?, gregarican
• Ruby Weekly News 15th - 21st August 2005, Tim Sutherland
  • Re: Ruby Weekly News 15th - 21st August 2005, Tim Sutherland
  • Re: Ruby Weekly News 15th - 21st August 2005, Tim Sutherland
• Bug in HTTPS.Proxy?, Ralf Jonas
  • Re: Bug in HTTPS.Proxy?, gregarican
    • Re: Bug in HTTPS.Proxy?, Ralf Jonas
• tcltklib, Alexander Fleck
  • Antw: Hi,tcltklib, Alexander Fleck
• Named Arguments, Kevin Olbrich
  • Re: Named Arguments, Brian Takita
    • Re: Named Arguments, Brian Takita
      • Re: Named Arguments, Robert Klemme
• security riddle with $SAFE and untainted strings, Phlip
• Regex Help, Ezra Zygmuntowicz
  • Re: Regex Help, David A. Black
    • Re: Regex Help, John Halderman
      • Re: Regex Help, David A. Black
      • Re: Regex Help, Ezra Zygmuntowicz
• No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, Xeno Campanoli
  • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, David A. Black
  • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, Martin DeMello
  • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, Bill Kelly
    • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, Phrogz
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, William James
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, David A. Black
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, William James
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, David A. Black
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, William James
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, David A. Black
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, William James
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, David A. Black
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, William James
      • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, Martin DeMello
  • Re: No Keys, nor other hash methods on multidimensional hash, Florian Groß
• Using and counting assertions from a module, Joe Yakich
• Ruby Snippets and Forum, Scott Aikin
• [YAML] reading stream of ducments, Joel VanderWerf
  • Re: [YAML] reading stream of ducments, Dale Martenson
    • Re: [YAML] reading stream of ducments, Joel VanderWerf
• Re: 60 GB IPOD deal found, Josh Charles
  • Re: 60 GB IPOD deal found, Shalev NessAiver
    • Re: 60 GB IPOD deal found, Josh Charles
• PL/Ruby in untrusted form?, Robby Russell
• beaten to the punch, and a request, pat eyler
  • Re: beaten to the punch, and a request, Jeff Wood
  • Re: beaten to the punch, and a request, Christian Neukirchen
    • Re: beaten to the punch, and a request, Jim Weirich
• Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, hammer995@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, Alex Nedelcu
    • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, hammer995@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, EdUarDo
    • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, Brock Weaver
      • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, hammer995@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, Robert Oliver
    • Re: Ruby broken in Fedora Core 4?, hammer995@xxxxxxxxx
• server.rb with a Manager and Job Class?, Christopher Aldridge
  • Re: server.rb with a Manager and Job Class?, Konstantin Levinski
    • Re: server.rb with a Manager and Job Class?, Christopher Aldridge
  • Re: server.rb with a Manager and Job Class?, Eric Hodel
• Calling methods from within a block, Daniel Schierbeck
  • Re: Calling methods from within a block, James Edward Gray II
    • Re: Calling methods from within a block, Jim Weirich
  • Re: Calling methods from within a block, Malte Milatz
    • Re: Calling methods from within a block, Daniel Schierbeck
    • Re: Calling methods from within a block, James Edward Gray II
      • Re: Calling methods from within a block, Malte Milatz
      • Re: Calling methods from within a block, James Edward Gray II
  • Re: Calling methods from within a block, David Holroyd
• Meta programming basics, Kevin Olbrich
  • Re: Meta programming basics, Brian Schröder
  • Re: Meta programming basics, Gavin Kistner
    • Re: Meta programming basics, rubyhacker
      • Re: Meta programming basics, Brian Takita
      • Re: Meta programming basics, Brian Takita
• C extension with Ruby extras; preferred naming?, Clifford Heath
  • Re: C extension with Ruby extras; preferred naming?, Timothy Hunter
  • Re: C extension with Ruby extras; preferred naming?, nobuyoshi nakada
    • Re: C extension with Ruby extras; preferred naming?, Clifford Heath
• Re: Euruko 05: T-Shirts, Pedro Arnal Puente
  • Re: Euruko 05: T-Shirts, Michael Neumann
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Euruko 05: T-Shirts, Rob .
• Problem with RubyGems, Alex Nedelcu
  • Re: Problem with RubyGems, Anatol Pomozov
    • Re: Problem with RubyGems, Anatol Pomozov
      • Re: Problem with RubyGems, Alex Nedelcu
      • Re: Problem with RubyGems, Alexandru Popescu
    • Re: Problem with RubyGems, Lothar Scholz
      • Re: Problem with RubyGems, Alex Nedelcu
• ruby, rails, maxdb, Kristian Rink
• Ruby beginner question 2, Alucard
  • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Jeff Wood
    • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Robert Klemme
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, balcer
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Chris Game
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Randy Kramer
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Gaston Garcia
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Chris Game
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Robert Klemme
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Chris Game
      • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Robert Klemme
      • WTF is Struct? Oh! [was Re: Ruby beginner question 2], Gavin Kistner
      • Re: WTF is Struct? Oh! [was Re: Ruby beginner question 2], Gavin Kistner
      • Re: WTF is Struct? Oh! [was Re: Ruby beginner question 2], BearItAll
      • Re: WTF is Struct? Oh! [was Re: Ruby beginner question 2], Robert Klemme
      • Re: WTF is Struct? Oh! [was Re: Ruby beginner question 2], Robert Klemme
    • Re: Ruby beginner question 2, Alucard
• Re: Nothing is better than a ham sandwich, twifkak
• Re: regex multiline weirdness, Nikolai Weibull
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: regex multiline weirdness, David A. Black
• newbie: Paginating arrays(collection of image filenames) and showing progress of zipping, Gnanavel
  • Re: newbie: Paginating arrays(collection of image filenames) and showing progress of zipping, Levin Alexander
    • Re: newbie: Paginating arrays(collection of image filenames) and showing progress of zipping, Gene Tani