14075 0 false 2009-05-09T01:47:18-04:00 56510 48 make-red-ie-safe 46 15182 new 2009-05-09T01:47:22-04:00 56510 kamatsu kamatsu Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/48 Currently the entire event system seems to fail to operate correctly under IE. I have already implemented a massive amount of code in red and i'd really rather not have to redo it because of this. Currently the entire event system seems to fail to operate correctly under IE. I have already implemented a massive amount of code in red and i'd really rather not have to redo it because of this. <div><p>Currently the entire event system seems to fail to operate correctly under IE.</p> <p>I have already implemented a massive amount of code in red and i'd really rather not have to redo it because of this.</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-11-10T12:05:23-05:00 14074 41 opacity-cannot-be-set-on-elements 39 15182 resolved 2009-03-24T17:52:31-04:00 46247 bille2 Trek Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/41 myelem = Document['#foo'] myelem.styles[:opacity] = 12 just raises an error saying opacity isn't done yet myelem = Document['#foo'] myelem.styles[:opacity] = 12 just raises an error saying opacity isn't done yet <div><p>myelem = Document['#foo']</p> <pre> <code>myelem.styles[:opacity] = 12 </code> </pre> <p>just raises an error saying opacity isn't done yet</p></div> 14075 0 false 2009-01-12T11:09:58-05:00 43326 47 error-running-red-r-in-windows 45 15182 new 2009-01-13T16:06:49-05:00 14074 Trek Mau Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/47 I'm working with Rails... this is the problem: I just installed the gem: gem install red And when run the command: red -r The console displays the error: c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:584:in ``': No such file or directory - cl -nologo -LD -Werror -MD -Zi -O2b2xg- -G6 -I c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32 -I c:/Ruby/include -Lc:/Ruby/lib -o "C:\\Documents and Settings\\Mauricio/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.so" "C:/Documents and Settings/Mauricio/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.c" -link /LIBPATH:"c:/Ruby/lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"msvcrt-ruby18.lib" /INCREMENTAL:no /EXPORT:Init_Inline_ParseTree_fa12 (Errno::ENOENT) from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:584:in `build' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:819:in `inline' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/ParseTree-2.2.0/lib/parse_tree.rb:249 from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/red-4.1.7/lib/red.rb:4 from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/red-4.1.7/bin/red:7 from c:/Ruby/bin/red:19:in `load' from c:/Ruby/bin/red:19 I would appreciate any help, i really need to pass variables from javascript to ruby (client to server) Thanks I'm working with Rails... this is the problem: I just installed the gem: gem install red And when run the command: red -r The console displays the error: c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:584:in ``': No such file or directory - cl -nologo -LD -Werror -MD -Zi -O2b2xg- -G6 -I c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32 -I c:/Ruby/include -Lc:/Ruby/lib -o "C:\\Documents and Settings\\Mauricio/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.so" "C:/Documents and Settings/Mauricio/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.c" -link /LIBPATH:"c:/Ruby/lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"msvcrt-ruby18.lib" /INCREMENTAL:no /EXPORT:Init_Inline_ParseTree_fa12 (Errno::ENOENT) from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:584:in `build' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:819:in `inline' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/ParseTree-2.2.0/lib/parse_tree.rb:249 from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/red-4.1.7/lib/red.rb:4 from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/red-4.1.7/bin/red:7 from c:/Ruby/bin/red:19:in `load' from c:/Ruby/bin/red:19 I would appreciate any help, i really need to pass variables from javascript to ruby (client to server) Thanks <div><p>I'm working with Rails... this is the problem:</p> <p>I just installed the gem: gem install red</p> <p>And when run the command: red -r</p> <p>The console displays the error:</p> <p> c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:584:in <code>': No such file or directory - cl -nologo -LD -Werror -MD -Zi -O2b2xg- -G6 -I c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32 -I c:/Ruby/include -Lc:/Ruby/lib -o "C:\\Documents and Settings\\Mauricio/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.so" "C:/Documents and Settings/Mauricio/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.c" -link /LIBPATH:"c:/Ruby/lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"msvcrt-ruby18.lib" /INCREMENTAL:no /EXPORT:Init_Inline_ParseTree_fa12 (Errno::ENOENT) from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:584:in `build' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/RubyInline-3.8.1/lib/inline.rb:819:in `inline' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/ParseTree-2.2.0/lib/parse_tree.rb:249 from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/red-4.1.7/lib/red.rb:4 from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require' from c:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/red-4.1.7/bin/red:7 from c:/Ruby/bin/red:19:in `load' from c:/Ruby/bin/red:19</code></p> <p>I would appreciate any help, i really need to pass variables from javascript to ruby (client to server)</p> <p>Thanks</p></div> 14075 1 false 2008-12-07T20:24:33-05:00 4855 46 elementmatch-seems-to-be-missing 44 15182 new 2008-12-08T11:35:40-05:00 14074 Trek M@ McCray Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/46 When using `Element#parent` or `Element#parents` and passing a selector, JavaScript throws the following error: @@@ Element.match is not a function @@@ If I add the following javascript (using back ticks): @@@ javascript Element.match = function(el, selector){ if (!selector) return true; selector = selector.toString(); var tagid = Selectors.Utils.parseTagAndID(selector); var tag = tagid[0], id = tagid[1]; if (!Selectors.Filters.byID(el, id) || !Selectors.Filters.byTag(el, tag)) return false; var parsed = Selectors.Utils.parseSelector(selector); return (parsed) ? Selectors.Utils.filter(el, parsed, {}) : true; } @@@ Then it seems to work correctly. I'd create a patch, but I'm not quite sure where this code goes... In red, I suppose, not redshift? When using `Element#parent` or `Element#parents` and passing a selector, JavaScript throws the following error: @@@ Element.match is not a function @@@ If I add the following javascript (using back ticks): @@@ javascript Element.match = function(el, selector){ if (!selector) return true; selector = selector.toString(); var tagid = Selectors.Utils.parseTagAndID(selector); var tag = tagid[0], id = tagid[1]; if (!Selectors.Filters.byID(el, id) || !Selectors.Filters.byTag(el, tag)) return false; var parsed = Selectors.Utils.parseSelector(selector); return (parsed) ? Selectors.Utils.filter(el, parsed, {}) : true; } @@@ Then it seems to work correctly. I'd create a patch, but I'm not quite sure where this code goes... In red, I suppose, not redshift? <div><p>When using <code>Element#parent</code> or <code>Element#parents</code> and passing a selector, JavaScript throws the following error:</p> <pre><code> Element.match is not a function </code></pre> <p>If I add the following javascript (using back ticks):</p> <pre><code class="javascript"> Element.match = function(el, selector){ if (!selector) return true; selector = selector.toString(); var tagid = Selectors.Utils.parseTagAndID(selector); var tag = tagid[0], id = tagid[1]; if (!Selectors.Filters.byID(el, id) || !Selectors.Filters.byTag(el, tag)) return false; var parsed = Selectors.Utils.parseSelector(selector); return (parsed) ? Selectors.Utils.filter(el, parsed, {}) : true; } </code></pre> <p>Then it seems to work correctly.</p> <p>I'd create a patch, but I'm not quite sure where this code goes... In red, I suppose, not redshift?</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-10-13T05:44:27-04:00 14075 10 singleton-classes-havent-been-implemented-yet 8 15182 new 2008-12-07T16:21:04-05:00 4855 M@ McCray Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/10 This is an easy fix, I just haven't got around to doing it yet. This is an easy fix, I just haven't got around to doing it yet. <div><p>This is an easy fix, I just haven't got around to doing it yet.</p></div> 0 false 2008-11-14T12:30:56-05:00 19128 43 installation-bug-incorrect-recognition-of-parsetree-version 0 15182 new installation 2008-11-29T20:36:15-05:00 14074 Trek Jędrzej Wiewióra http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/43 Throws ERROR: Error installing red: red requires ParseTree (~> 2.2.0, runtime) when installing with the newest version of ParseTree. With older (2.2.0) runs great Throws ERROR: Error installing red: red requires ParseTree (~> 2.2.0, runtime) when installing with the newest version of ParseTree. With older (2.2.0) runs great <div><p>Throws ERROR: Error installing red: red requires ParseTree (~&gt; 2.2.0, runtime) when installing with the newest version of ParseTree. With older (2.2.0) runs great</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-11-20T11:28:57-05:00 13324 45 vs-function 43 15182 new plugin prototype rails 2008-11-20T11:29:03-05:00 13324 Simon Menke Simon Menke Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/45 Please use a different var for storing globals/tmp-values. Like this red is compatible with prototype. If you want me to write the patch just drop me a line. Please use a different var for storing globals/tmp-values. Like this red is compatible with prototype. If you want me to write the patch just drop me a line. <div><p>Please use a different var for storing globals/tmp-values.</p> <p>Like this red is compatible with prototype.</p> <p>If you want me to write the patch just drop me a line.</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-11-20T11:17:43-05:00 13324 44 arrayshift-and-safari-312-5525201 42 15182 new rails redshift 2008-11-20T11:18:21-05:00 13324 Simon Menke Simon Menke Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/44 I get this error in Safari: @@@ Value undefined (result of expression Array.slice) is not object. @@@ basically Array.slice doesn't exist or isn't a function. And it occurs here (I think this is the Transform#add_transition method): @@@ javascript c$Transform.m$add_transition=function(name,func){$a(2,2,arguments,0);c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq(name,func);c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q("",name,":in"),function(pos){return func(pos, params);});c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q("",name,":out"),function(pos){return 1 - func(1 - pos, params);});return c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q("",name,":in:out"),function(pos){return (pos <= 0.5) ? func(2 * pos, params) / 2 : (2 - func(2 * (1 - pos), params)) / 2;});}; _.m$transition=function(transition){for(var l=arguments.length,i=1,args=[];i<l;++i){args.push(arguments[i]);};return c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_brac(transition)(args);}; $clear = function(timer){clearTimeout(timer);clearInterval(timer);return nil;};; Function.prototype.create = function(options){ var self = this; options = options || {}; return function(event){ var args = options.arguments; args = (args != undefined) ? $splat(args) : Array.slice(arguments, (options.event) ? 1 : 0); @@@ I get this error in Safari: @@@ Value undefined (result of expression Array.slice) is not object. @@@ basically Array.slice doesn't exist or isn't a function. And it occurs here (I think this is the Transform#add_transition method): @@@ javascript c$Transform.m$add_transition=function(name,func){$a(2,2,arguments,0);c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq(name,func);c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q("",name,":in"),function(pos){return func(pos, params);});c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q("",name,":out"),function(pos){return 1 - func(1 - pos, params);});return c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q("",name,":in:out"),function(pos){return (pos <= 0.5) ? func(2 * pos, params) / 2 : (2 - func(2 * (1 - pos), params)) / 2;});}; _.m$transition=function(transition){for(var l=arguments.length,i=1,args=[];i<l;++i){args.push(arguments[i]);};return c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_brac(transition)(args);}; $clear = function(timer){clearTimeout(timer);clearInterval(timer);return nil;};; Function.prototype.create = function(options){ var self = this; options = options || {}; return function(event){ var args = options.arguments; args = (args != undefined) ? $splat(args) : Array.slice(arguments, (options.event) ? 1 : 0); @@@ <div><p>I get this error in Safari:</p> <pre><code> Value undefined (result of expression Array.slice) is not object. </code></pre> <p>basically Array.slice doesn't exist or isn't a function.</p> <p>And it occurs here (I think this is the Transform#add_transition method):</p> <pre><code class="javascript"> c$Transform.m$add_transition=function(name,func){$a(2,2,arguments,0);c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq(name,func);c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q(&quot;&quot;,name,&quot;:in&quot;),function(pos){return func(pos, params);});c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q(&quot;&quot;,name,&quot;:out&quot;),function(pos){return 1 - func(1 - pos, params);});return c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_breq($Q(&quot;&quot;,name,&quot;:in:out&quot;),function(pos){return (pos &lt;= 0.5) ? func(2 * pos, params) / 2 : (2 - func(2 * (1 - pos), params)) / 2;});}; _.m$transition=function(transition){for(var l=arguments.length,i=1,args=[];i&lt;l;++i){args.push(arguments[i]);};return c$Transform.c$ALGORITHMS.m$_brac(transition)(args);}; $clear = function(timer){clearTimeout(timer);clearInterval(timer);return nil;};; Function.prototype.create = function(options){ var self = this; options = options || {}; return function(event){ var args = options.arguments; args = (args != undefined) ? $splat(args) : Array.slice(arguments, (options.event) ? 1 : 0); </code></pre></div> 14075 0 false 2008-11-13T07:33:39-05:00 36928 42 add-jquery-support-in-redshift 40 15182 new css3 jquery redshift xpath 2008-11-13T07:35:46-05:00 36928 Rhyhann Rhyhann Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/42 By adding jQuery to RedShift, you have this: - All the CSS3 selectors - XPath And it is very simple: $('yourselector') is just what you need. See the example code at http://jquery.com ; it is well documented. By adding jQuery to RedShift, you have this: - All the CSS3 selectors - XPath And it is very simple: $('yourselector') is just what you need. See the example code at http://jquery.com ; it is well documented. <div><p>By adding jQuery to RedShift, you have this: - All the CSS3 selectors - XPath And it is very simple: $('yourselector') is just what you need. See the example code at <a href="http://jquery.com">http://jquery.com</a> ; it is well documented.</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-11-09T16:51:07-05:00 36928 40 merb-support 38 15182 open merb plugin rails 2008-11-11T11:34:19-05:00 14074 Trek Rhyhann Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/40 Hi, Merb is now stable (1.0) and it could be very useful to create a Merb plugin to handle Red as the Rails one does. Hi, Merb is now stable (1.0) and it could be very useful to create a Merb plugin to handle Red as the Rails one does. <div><p>Hi, Merb is now stable (1.0) and it could be very useful to create a Merb plugin to handle Red as the Rails one does.</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-10-13T05:49:41-04:00 14075 14 assigning-case-statements-to-variables-produces-bad-js-syntax 12 15182 new 2008-11-11T07:56:25-05:00 37101 Ayose Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/14 example: "foo = case true;when true : 'true';else 'false';end" This will be an easy fix once I get around to it, since Ruby cases are translated into nested if/else statements by Red; I'll just need to translate them into nested ternary operations instead. example: "foo = case true;when true : 'true';else 'false';end" This will be an easy fix once I get around to it, since Ruby cases are translated into nested if/else statements by Red; I'll just need to translate them into nested ternary operations instead. <div><p>example: "foo = case true;when true : 'true';else 'false';end"</p> <p>This will be an easy fix once I get around to it, since Ruby cases are translated into nested if/else statements by Red; I'll just need to translate them into nested ternary operations instead.</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-11-07T10:59:09-05:00 7366 39 gem-for-red-415-is-missing-versionrb 37 15182 resolved 2008-11-07T19:25:20-05:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Loïc Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/39 When installing the red gem in version 4.1.5, executing red produces an error, since the file red/version.rb is missing. When installing the red gem in version 4.1.5, executing red produces an error, since the file red/version.rb is missing. <div><p>When installing the red gem in version 4.1.5, executing red produces an error, since the file red/version.rb is missing.</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-11-07T10:55:16-05:00 7366 37 cookienew-and-cookieread-dont-work 35 15182 resolved 2008-11-07T19:24:35-05:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Loïc Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/37 With red 4.1.5, when trying to instantiate a new Cookie object, it fails producing a javascript error. cookie = Cookie.new(:plop, 'coin!') Firebug reports "cookie.m$document() is undefined". Cookie.read doesn't work either and firebug reports a similar error. With red 4.1.5, when trying to instantiate a new Cookie object, it fails producing a javascript error. cookie = Cookie.new(:plop, 'coin!') Firebug reports "cookie.m$document() is undefined". Cookie.read doesn't work either and firebug reports a similar error. <div><p>With red 4.1.5, when trying to instantiate a new Cookie object, it fails producing a javascript error. cookie = Cookie.new(:plop, 'coin!') Firebug reports "cookie.m$document() is undefined".</p> <p>Cookie.read doesn't work either and firebug reports a similar error.</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-11-07T10:57:56-05:00 7366 38 using-puts-with-element-produces-a-javascript-error 36 15182 new 2008-11-07T10:58:01-05:00 7366 Loïc Loïc Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/38 With red 4.1.5, when using puts method on an Element object, it produces a javascript error since the to_s method is not implemented. Workaround: puts myelement.inspect With red 4.1.5, when using puts method on an Element object, it produces a javascript error since the to_s method is not implemented. Workaround: puts myelement.inspect <div><p>With red 4.1.5, when using puts method on an Element object, it produces a javascript error since the to_s method is not implemented.</p> <p>Workaround: puts myelement.inspect</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-13T05:50:08-04:00 14075 15 there-is-no-method_missing 13 15182 hold 2008-11-01T08:21:20-04:00 23521 mitchellvriley Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/15 This could be a doozy. I don't know if method_missing is ever going to make it into Red. This could be a doozy. I don't know if method_missing is ever going to make it into Red. <div><p>This could be a doozy. I don't know if method_missing is ever going to make it into Red.</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-10-27T12:49:39-04:00 14075 36 symbols-containing-and-incorrectly-escape-these-characters 34 15182 new 2008-10-27T12:49:41-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/36 14075 0 true 2008-10-21T08:13:00-04:00 9874 31 missing-_uncamel-js-breaks-instance_variables 29 15182 resolved 2008-10-27T12:48:40-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Charles L Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/31 class Test attr_accessor :asdf_asdf end t = Test.new t.asdf_asdf = 42 p t.instance_variables # => $_uncamel is not defined Presumably you've got a proper definition somewhere, but i added for the time being: ` function $_uncamel(str) { return str. replace(/Bool$/, '?'). replace(/Bang$/, '!'). replace(/Eql$/, '='). replace(/[A-Z]/g, function(s) { return '_' + s.toLowerCase() }) } ` and things worked as expected... class Test attr_accessor :asdf_asdf end t = Test.new t.asdf_asdf = 42 p t.instance_variables # => $_uncamel is not defined Presumably you've got a proper definition somewhere, but i added for the time being: ` function $_uncamel(str) { return str. replace(/Bool$/, '?'). replace(/Bang$/, '!'). replace(/Eql$/, '='). replace(/[A-Z]/g, function(s) { return '_' + s.toLowerCase() }) } ` and things worked as expected... <div><p>class Test attr_accessor :asdf_asdf end</p> <p>t = Test.new t.asdf_asdf = 42 p t.instance_variables # =&gt; $_uncamel is not defined</p> <p>Presumably you've got a proper definition somewhere, but i added for the time being:</p> <p><code>function $_uncamel(str) {</code></p> <pre> <code>return str. replace(/Bool$/, '?'). replace(/Bang$/, '!'). replace(/Eql$/, '='). replace(/[A-Z]/g, function(s) { return '_' + s.toLowerCase() }) </code> </pre> <p>}</p> <p>and things worked as expected...</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-22T23:45:03-04:00 14075 35 argument-checking-fails-when-unexpected-blocks-are-given 33 15182 resolved 2008-10-23T00:15:41-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/35 This problem should never really come up. Here's a summary of the issue: ` When a block is given to a method like: def normal_and_defaults(arg1, arg2 = nil) end def just_normal(arg1) end def just_defaults(arg2 = nil) end a block counts as an argument and causes ArgumentError (3 for 2) or (2 for 1), when no error should be raised. When a block is given to a method like: def normal_and_defaults_and_splat(arg1, arg2 = nil, *args) end def normal_and_splat(arg1, *args) end def normal_and_defaults(arg1, arg2 = nil) end def normal end a block counts as an argument and prevents ArgumentError (0 for 1), when ArgumentError should be raised. ` Essentially this says that if you run any of these methods (which have no &block-type argument and no "yield" inside them) while passing them a block, they could fail to respond correctly to the ArgumentError checker. This can only ever occur if you're passing a block to a method whose definition doesn't include a block argument in the signature. I'll un-"hold" this ticket if anyone can come up with a few good examples of where trying to do that would make any sense. This problem should never really come up. Here's a summary of the issue: ` When a block is given to a method like: def normal_and_defaults(arg1, arg2 = nil) end def just_normal(arg1) end def just_defaults(arg2 = nil) end a block counts as an argument and causes ArgumentError (3 for 2) or (2 for 1), when no error should be raised. When a block is given to a method like: def normal_and_defaults_and_splat(arg1, arg2 = nil, *args) end def normal_and_splat(arg1, *args) end def normal_and_defaults(arg1, arg2 = nil) end def normal end a block counts as an argument and prevents ArgumentError (0 for 1), when ArgumentError should be raised. ` Essentially this says that if you run any of these methods (which have no &block-type argument and no "yield" inside them) while passing them a block, they could fail to respond correctly to the ArgumentError checker. This can only ever occur if you're passing a block to a method whose definition doesn't include a block argument in the signature. I'll un-"hold" this ticket if anyone can come up with a few good examples of where trying to do that would make any sense. <div><p>This problem should never really come up. Here's a summary of the issue:</p> <pre> <code>When a block is given to a method like: def normal_and_defaults(arg1, arg2 = nil) end def just_normal(arg1) end def just_defaults(arg2 = nil) end a block counts as an argument and causes ArgumentError (3 for 2) or (2 for 1), when no error should be raised. When a block is given to a method like: def normal_and_defaults_and_splat(arg1, arg2 = nil, *args) end def normal_and_splat(arg1, *args) end def normal_and_defaults(arg1, arg2 = nil) end def normal end a block counts as an argument and prevents ArgumentError (0 for 1), when ArgumentError should be raised. </code> </pre> <p>Essentially this says that if you run any of these methods (which have no &amp;block-type argument and no "yield" inside them) while passing them a block, they could fail to respond correctly to the ArgumentError checker.</p> <p>This can only ever occur if you're passing a block to a method whose definition doesn't include a block argument in the signature. I'll un-"hold" this ticket if anyone can come up with a few good examples of where trying to do that would make any sense.</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-21T12:01:40-04:00 27498 33 bug-using-ranges-in-a-for-loop 31 15182 resolved 2008-10-21T18:59:59-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Peter Kieltyka Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/33 c = 0 for i in 1..5000 c = c + i end Results in the error: c.m$_plus is not a function _.m$tests=function(){var c=$u,i=$u;c$R...$puts||m$puts).call(this,c.m $class());}; c = 0 for i in 1..5000 c = c + i end Results in the error: c.m$_plus is not a function _.m$tests=function(){var c=$u,i=$u;c$R...$puts||m$puts).call(this,c.m $class());}; <div><p>c = 0 for i in 1..5000</p> <pre> <code> c = c + i </code> </pre> <p>end</p> <p>Results in the error:</p> <p>c.m$<em>plus is not a function</em> .m$tests=function(){var c=$u,i=$u;c$R...$puts||m$puts).call(this,c.m $class());};</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-21T09:04:20-04:00 9874 32 missing-functionality-in-numeric-and-string 30 15182 resolved 2008-10-21T13:58:35-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Charles L Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/32 I was trying to implement some of the missing functionality needed to run the nsieve-bits benchmark from alioth. Had to add this to the top of my .red file: ` c$Numeric.prototype.m$chr = function() { return $q(String.fromCharCode(parseInt(this))) } c$String.prototype.m$_brac = function(idx) { return this._value.charCodeAt(idx) } c$String.prototype.m$_breq = function(idx, val) { this._value = this._value.substring(0, idx) + String.fromCharCode(parseInt(val)) + this._value.substring(idx + 1); return val; } ` Numeric#chr wasn't wrapping its result as a red string object, and the others are preliminary implementations that suffice for now. This is actually enough to run the benchmark (and get correct results), though it runs (not surprisingly) very badly as using strings as memory backing doesn't translate well when their immutable (31s vs 1.6s on my box). I was trying to implement some of the missing functionality needed to run the nsieve-bits benchmark from alioth. Had to add this to the top of my .red file: ` c$Numeric.prototype.m$chr = function() { return $q(String.fromCharCode(parseInt(this))) } c$String.prototype.m$_brac = function(idx) { return this._value.charCodeAt(idx) } c$String.prototype.m$_breq = function(idx, val) { this._value = this._value.substring(0, idx) + String.fromCharCode(parseInt(val)) + this._value.substring(idx + 1); return val; } ` Numeric#chr wasn't wrapping its result as a red string object, and the others are preliminary implementations that suffice for now. This is actually enough to run the benchmark (and get correct results), though it runs (not surprisingly) very badly as using strings as memory backing doesn't translate well when their immutable (31s vs 1.6s on my box). <div><p>I was trying to implement some of the missing functionality needed to run the nsieve-bits benchmark from alioth.</p> <p>Had to add this to the top of my .red file:</p> <p><code>c$Numeric.prototype.m$chr = function() { return $q(String.fromCharCode(parseInt(this))) } c$String.prototype.m$_brac = function(idx) { return this._value.charCodeAt(idx) } c$String.prototype.m$_breq = function(idx, val) {</code></p> <pre> <code>this._value = this._value.substring(0, idx) + String.fromCharCode(parseInt(val)) + this._value.substring(idx + 1); return val; </code> </pre> <p>}</p> <p>Numeric#chr wasn't wrapping its result as a red string object, and the others are preliminary implementations that suffice for now.</p> <p>This is actually enough to run the benchmark (and get correct results), though it runs (not surprisingly) very badly as using strings as memory backing doesn't translate well when their immutable (31s vs 1.6s on my box).</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-21T12:50:35-04:00 14074 34 addition-on-a-range-object-should-raise-typeerror 32 15182 hold 2008-10-21T13:17:59-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Trek Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/34 1 + 1..4 will work as expected returning 2..4 but 1 + (1..4) doesn't raise TypeError as expected. Instead you'll get the range 11..4 1 + 1..4 will work as expected returning 2..4 but 1 + (1..4) doesn't raise TypeError as expected. Instead you'll get the range 11..4 <div><p>1 + 1..4 will work as expected returning 2..4 but 1 + (1..4) doesn't raise TypeError as expected. Instead you'll get the range 11..4</p></div> 14075 1 true 2008-10-19T04:39:03-04:00 9874 28 vcall-fcall-lvar-issues 26 15182 resolved 2008-10-21T07:45:31-04:00 9874 Charles L Charles L Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/28 The first problem is fairly easy to fix (in fact i attached a patch for it), and is simply that explicit parentheses for zero arguments generates bad js syntax: % cat test.red def test 42 end puts test() % red test m$test=function(){return 42;};(this.m$puts||m$puts).call(this,(this.m$test||m$test).call(this,)) Gives me "syntax error" in firebug console. With the attached patch it prints 42. Anyway I stumbled upon this when trying to make the following work correctly: % cat test.red def test 42 end puts test % red test m$test=function(){return 42;};(this.m$puts||m$puts).call(this,test) Which gives me this in firebug - "test is not defined". May need to make vcall nodes into either lvar or fcall at "compile" time. Anyway, this project has come very far - really cool work! The first problem is fairly easy to fix (in fact i attached a patch for it), and is simply that explicit parentheses for zero arguments generates bad js syntax: % cat test.red def test 42 end puts test() % red test m$test=function(){return 42;};(this.m$puts||m$puts).call(this,(this.m$test||m$test).call(this,)) Gives me "syntax error" in firebug console. With the attached patch it prints 42. Anyway I stumbled upon this when trying to make the following work correctly: % cat test.red def test 42 end puts test % red test m$test=function(){return 42;};(this.m$puts||m$puts).call(this,test) Which gives me this in firebug - "test is not defined". May need to make vcall nodes into either lvar or fcall at "compile" time. Anyway, this project has come very far - really cool work! <div><p>The first problem is fairly easy to fix (in fact i attached a patch for it), and is simply that explicit parentheses for zero arguments generates bad js syntax:</p> <p>% cat test.red def test</p> <pre> <code>42 </code> </pre> <p>end</p> <p>puts test() % red test m$test=function(){return 42;};(this.m$puts||m$puts).call(this,(this.m$test||m$test).call(this,))</p> <p>Gives me "syntax error" in firebug console. With the attached patch it prints 42.</p> <p>Anyway I stumbled upon this when trying to make the following work correctly:</p> <p>% cat test.red def test</p> <pre> <code>42 </code> </pre> <p>end</p> <p>puts test % red test m$test=function(){return 42;};(this.m$puts||m$puts).call(this,test)</p> <p>Which gives me this in firebug - "test is not defined". May need to make vcall nodes into either lvar or fcall at "compile" time.</p> <p>Anyway, this project has come very far - really cool work!</p></div> 14075 0 false 2008-10-20T19:46:31-04:00 14074 30 trueclassinclude-does-not-work 28 15182 new 2008-10-21T04:49:38-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Trek Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/30 14075 0 true 2008-10-20T12:28:36-04:00 14074 29 collectmap-and-collectmap-appear-twice-in-the-rdoc 27 15182 invalid 2008-10-20T14:41:46-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Trek Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/29 http://red-js.rubyforge.org/red/rdoc/classes/Array.html they only show up once in the index but twice in the text. Once between .clear and .compact and once between .length and .nitems http://red-js.rubyforge.org/red/rdoc/classes/Array.html they only show up once in the index but twice in the text. Once between .clear and .compact and once between .length and .nitems <div><p><a href="http://red-js.rubyforge.org/red/rdoc/classes/Array.html">http://red-js.rubyforge.org/red/...</a></p> <p>they only show up once in the index but twice in the text. Once between .clear and .compact and once between .length and .nitems</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-18T10:38:35-04:00 14074 27 regression-objectsendmethod-broken 25 15182 resolved 2008-10-18T21:00:24-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Trek Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/27 on the latest version from git 'a'.send(:size) results in NoMethodError: undefined method "size" for a from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:210 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:132 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:152 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:25 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:434 on the latest version from git 'a'.send(:size) results in NoMethodError: undefined method "size" for a from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:210 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:132 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:152 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:25 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:434 <div><p>on the latest version from git 'a'.send(:size)</p> <p>results in NoMethodError: undefined method "size" for a from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:210 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:132 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:152 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:25 from /localhost:9292/javascripts/test.red:434</p></div> 14075 4 true 2008-10-17T14:24:23-04:00 14074 26 rescuing-errors-raised-in-each-loop-causes-javascript-error 24 15182 resolved 2008-10-17T16:11:13-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Trek Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/26 def a [1,2,3,4,5].each do |i| i.x end rescue puts "what?" end self.a should print "what?" because number don't have an 'x' method. instead results in javascript error from inside LoopError: e.m$isABool is not a function def a [1,2,3,4,5].each do |i| i.x end rescue puts "what?" end self.a should print "what?" because number don't have an 'x' method. instead results in javascript error from inside LoopError: e.m$isABool is not a function <div><p>def a [1,2,3,4,5].each do |i|</p> <pre> <code>i.x </code> </pre> <p>end rescue puts "what?" end</p> <p>self.a</p> <p>should print "what?" because number don't have an 'x' method.</p> <p>instead results in javascript error from inside LoopError:</p> <p>e.m$isABool is not a function</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-13T05:51:37-04:00 14075 16 classes-need-to-update-children-when-including-modules 14 15182 resolved 2008-10-16T16:13:27-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/16 When a superclass includes a new module, it needs to propagate the new method to its child classes. Shouldn't be too difficult to fix. When a superclass includes a new module, it needs to propagate the new method to its child classes. Shouldn't be too difficult to fix. <div><p>When a superclass includes a new module, it needs to propagate the new method to its child classes. Shouldn't be too difficult to fix.</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-08-30T10:53:16-04:00 14075 7 nil-obj-should-return-nil-instead-of-false 5 15182 hold 2008-10-13T06:32:12-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/7 14075 0 false 2008-10-13T06:26:23-04:00 14075 25 assigning-rescue-statements-to-variables-produces-bad-js-syntax 23 15182 new 2008-10-13T06:28:00-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/25 example: "foo = x rescue nil" This should be fixable without too much hassle, as soon as I get around to it. example: "foo = x rescue nil" This should be fixable without too much hassle, as soon as I get around to it. <div><p>example: "foo = x rescue nil"</p> <p>This should be fixable without too much hassle, as soon as I get around to it.</p></div> 14075 0 true 2008-10-13T05:45:25-04:00 14075 11 global-variables-perl-legacy-etc-arent-supported 9 15182 hold 2008-10-13T06:06:54-04:00 14075 Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff Jesse Sielaff http://jessesielaff.lighthouseapp.com/projects/15182/tickets/11 I don't know if I'll add this, but it's worth having a ticket up in case I ever want to fix it. I don't know if I'll add this, but it's worth having a ticket up in case I ever want to fix it. <div><p>I don't know if I'll add this, but it's worth having a ticket up in case I ever want to fix it.</p></div>