Best Bacon_ruby code snippet using KnockOutput.match
bacon.rb
Source: bacon.rb
...292 desc << "(" << args.map{|x|x.inspect}.join(", ") << ") failed"293 satisfy(desc) { |x| x.__send__(name, *args, &block) }294 end295 def equal(value) self == value end296 def match(value) self =~ value end297 def identical_to(value) self.equal? value end298 alias same_as identical_to299 def flunk(reason="Flunked")300 raise Bacon::Error.new(:failed, reason)301 end302end...
match
Using AI Code Generation
1ko.match("a")2ko.match("b")3ko.match("c")4ko.match("d")5ko.match("e")6ko.match("f")7ko.match("g")8ko.match("h")9ko.match("i")10ko.match("j")11ko.match("k")12ko.match("l")13ko.match("m")14ko.match("n")15ko.match("o")16ko.match("p")17ko.match("q")18ko.match("r")19ko.match("s")20ko.match("t")21ko.match("u")22ko.match("v")23ko.match("w")24ko.match("x")25ko.match("y")26ko.match("z")27ko.match("A")28ko.match("B")29ko.match("C")30ko.match("D")31ko.match("E")32ko.match("F")33ko.match("G")34ko.match("H")35ko.match("I")36ko.match("J")37ko.match("K")38ko.match("L")39ko.match("M")40ko.match("N")41ko.match("O")42ko.match("P")43ko.match("Q")44ko.match("R")45ko.match("S")46ko.match("T")47ko.match("U")48ko.match("V")49ko.match("W")50ko.match("X")51ko.match("Y")52ko.match("Z")
match
Using AI Code Generation
1k = KnockOutput.new("Hello Ruby")2k.match(/Ruby/)3 def initialize(str)4 def match(pattern)5 @str.match(pattern)6def match(pattern)7def =~(other)8 return super(other) if other.is_a?(Regexp)9def =~(other)10 other = Regexp.quote(other) if other.is_a?(String)11 return nil unless other.is_a?(Regexp)12 m = other.match(self)13 m ? m.begin(0) : nil14def match(pattern, pos = 0)15 pattern.match_from(self, pos)
match
Using AI Code Generation
1ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')2puts ko.match('Hello World')3puts ko.match('Hello')4puts ko.match('World')5puts ko.match('Goodbye')6ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')7puts ko.match('Hello World')8puts ko.match('Hello')9puts ko.match('World')10puts ko.match('Goodbye')11ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')12puts ko.match('Hello World')13puts ko.match('Hello')14puts ko.match('World')15puts ko.match('Goodbye')16ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')17puts ko.match('Hello World')18puts ko.match('Hello')19puts ko.match('World')20puts ko.match('Goodbye')21ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')22puts ko.match('Hello World')23puts ko.match('Hello')24puts ko.match('World')25puts ko.match('Goodbye')26ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')27puts ko.match('Hello World')28puts ko.match('Hello')29puts ko.match('World')30puts ko.match('Goodbye')31ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')32puts ko.match('Hello World')33puts ko.match('Hello')34puts ko.match('World')35puts ko.match('Goodbye')
match
Using AI Code Generation
1ko.match("This is a test string")2ko.match("This is another test string")3ko.match("This is a test string")4ko.match("This is another test string")5ko.match("This is a test string")6ko.match("This is another test string")7ko.match("This is a test string")8ko.match("This is another test string")9ko.match("This is a test string")10ko.match("This is another test string")11ko.match("This is a test string")12ko.match("This is another test string")13ko.match("This is a test string")14ko.match("This is another test string")15ko.match("This is a test string")16ko.match("This is another test string")17ko.match("This is a test string")18ko.match("This is another test string")19ko.match("This is a test string")20ko.match("This is another test string")21ko.match("This is a test string")22ko.match("This is another test string")23ko.match("This is a test string")24ko.match("This is another test string")25ko.match("This is a test string")26ko.match("This is another test string")
match
Using AI Code Generation
1ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')2puts ko.match('Hello World')3puts ko.match('Hello')4puts ko.match('World')5puts ko.match('Goodbye')6ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')7puts ko.match('Hello World')8puts ko.match('Hello')9puts ko.match('World')10puts ko.match('Goodbye')11ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')12puts ko.match('Hello World')13puts ko.match('Hello')14puts ko.match('World')15puts ko.match('Goodbye')16ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')17puts ko.match('Hello World')18puts ko.match('Hello')19puts ko.match('World')20puts ko.match('Goodbye')21ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')22puts ko.match('Hello World')23puts ko.match('Hello')24puts ko.match('World')25puts ko.match('Goodbye')26ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')27puts ko.match('Hello World')28puts ko.match('Hello')29puts ko.match('World')30puts ko.match('Goodbye')31ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')32puts ko.match('Hello World')33puts ko.match('Hello')34puts ko.match('World')35puts ko.match('Goodbye')
match
Using AI Code Generation
1ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')2puts ko.match('Hello World')3puts ko.match('Hello')4puts ko.match('World')5puts ko.match('Goodbye')6ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')7puts ko.match('Hello World')8puts ko.match('Hello')9puts ko.match('World')10puts ko.match('Goodbye')11ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')12puts ko.match('Hello World')13puts ko.match('Hello')14puts ko.match('World')15puts ko.match('Goodbye')16ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')17puts ko.match('Hello World')18puts ko.match('Hello')19puts ko.match('World')20puts ko.match('Goodbye')21ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')22puts ko.match('Hello World')23puts ko.match('Hello')24puts ko.match('World')25puts ko.match('Goodbye')26ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')27puts ko.match('Hello World')28puts ko.match('Hello')29puts ko.match('World')30puts ko.match('Goodbye')31ko = KnockOutput.new('Hello World')32puts ko.match('Hello World')33puts ko.match('Hello')34puts ko.match('World')35puts ko.match('Goodbye')
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