Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Supermarket.to_s
target.rb
Source: target.rb
...22 resolve_next(tool_info['tool_source_url'], opts)23 rescue URI::Error24 nil25 end26 def to_s27 'Chef Compliance Profile Loader'28 end29 end30end...
task_generator_spec.rb
Source: task_generator_spec.rb
...4 let(:contexts) { projects }5 it "generates a task for each project" do6 generator = TaskGenerator.new("Get milk")7 generator.projects = projects8 tasks = generator.tasks.map(&:to_s)9 expect(tasks).to eq([10 "Get milk",11 "Get milk ::sandwich",12 "Get milk ::supermarket",13 "Get milk ::diy"14 ])15 end16 it "autocompletes projects" do17 generator = TaskGenerator.new("Get milk :s")18 generator.projects = projects19 tasks = generator.tasks.map(&:to_s)20 expect(tasks).to eq([21 "Get milk ::sandwich",22 "Get milk ::supermarket"23 ])24 end25 it "fuzzy matches projects" do26 generator = TaskGenerator.new("Get milk :sa")27 generator.projects = projects28 tasks = generator.tasks.map(&:to_s)29 expect(tasks).to eq([30 "Get milk ::sandwich",31 "Get milk ::supermarket"32 ])33 end34end...
to_s
Using AI Code Generation
1 def initialize(name)2 def initialize(name)3 def initialize(name)4 def initialize(name)5 def initialize(name)6 def initialize(name)7 def initialize(name)8 def initialize(name)9 def initialize(name)10 def initialize(name)11 def initialize(name)
to_s
Using AI Code Generation
1 def initialize(name)2market = Supermarket.new("Kroger")3 def initialize(name)4market = Supermarket.new("Kroger")5 def initialize(name)6market = Supermarket.new("Kroger")7 def initialize(name)8market = Supermarket.new("Kroger")9 def initialize(name)10market = Supermarket.new("Kroger")11 def initialize(name)12market = Supermarket.new("Kroger")
to_s
Using AI Code Generation
1puts Supermarket.new("Sainsbury's", "London", 1000)2s = Supermarket.new("Sainsbury's", "London", 1000)3s = Supermarket.new("Sainsbury's", "London", 1000)4s = Supermarket.new("Sainsbury's", "London", 1000)5s = Supermarket.new("Sainsbury's", "London", 1000)6s = Supermarket.new("Sainsbury's", "London", 1000)
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