On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Andrew Hunt wrote:
> I personally like the style and dynacism of Ruby. For instance, to declare
> a class that inherits from another class you simply have:
>
> class Foo < Bar
> def myMethod
> File.new ("test.dat", "w") { |f|
> f.puts "Hello world!"
> }
> end
> end
What do the vertical bars around the f ("|f|") above indicate ?
( Maybe it's those extra non alphanumeric operator looking chars
that make folks think of Perl -- even if they are used differently,
to someone that doesn't read Ruby, it looks like more "line noise".)
-- Steve Majewski
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