How to use wildcard_match method of RR Package

Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.wildcard_match

spec_helper.rb

Source: spec_helper.rb Github

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...9 :merb_root => File.join(dir, ".." )10 11 12class Hash13 def wildcard_match?(other)14 return true if other == self15 return false unless other.is_a?(Hash)16 17 return false unless self.keys.map {|k| k.to_s}.sort == other.keys.map {|k| k.to_s}.sort18 19 self.keys.each do |k|20 matched = true21 if(self[k].respond_to?(:wildcard_match?))22 matched = self[k].wildcard_match?(other[k])23 else24 matched = rr_equality_match(self[k],other[k])25 end26 return false unless matched27 end28 29 return true30 end31 32 private33 def rr_equality_match(arg1, arg2)34 arg1.respond_to?(:'__rr__original_==') ? arg1.__send__(:'__rr__original_==', arg2) : arg1 == arg235 end36end...

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argument_equality_expectation.rb

Source: argument_equality_expectation.rb Github

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...11 return false unless equality_match(expected_arguments[index], arg)12 end13 true14 end15 def wildcard_match?(*arguments)16 return false unless arguments.length == expected_arguments.length17 arguments.each_with_index do |arg, index|18 expected_argument = expected_arguments[index]19 if expected_argument.respond_to?(:wildcard_match?)20 return false unless expected_argument.wildcard_match?(arg)21 else22 return false unless equality_match(expected_argument, arg)23 end24 end25 true26 end27 def ==(other)28 expected_arguments == other.expected_arguments29 end30 protected31 def equality_match(arg1, arg2)32 arg1.respond_to?(:'__rr__original_==') ? arg1.__send__(:'__rr__original_==', arg2) : arg1 == arg233 end34 end...

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wildcard_match

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1puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*test')2puts wildcard_match('this is a test', '*test')3puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*')4puts wildcard_match('this is a test', '*')5puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st')6puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', true)7puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', false)8puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', nil)9puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo')10puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar')11puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz')12puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux')13puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux')14puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux', 'corge')15puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux', 'corge', 'grault')16puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux', 'corge', 'grault', 'garply')17puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux', 'corge', 'grault', 'garply', 'waldo')18puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux', 'corge', 'grault', 'garply', 'waldo', 'fred')19puts wildcard_match('this is a test', 'this*?st', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'qux', 'quux', '

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1RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', 'b').wildcard_match2RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', 'a').wildcard_match3RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', 'a*').wildcard_match4RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a').wildcard_match5RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', 'a*').wildcard_match6RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a').wildcard_match7RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match8RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match9RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match10RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match11RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match12RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match13RR::WildcardMatch.new('a', '*a*').wildcard_match

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1 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)2RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")3 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)4RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")5 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)6RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")7 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)8RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")9 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)10RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")11 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)12RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")13 def wildcard_match?(string, pattern)14RR::WildcardMatch.new.wildcard_match?("abc", "abc")

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1 def match(pattern, string)2 wildcard_match(pattern, string)3puts rr.match("a*", "abc")4puts rr.match("a*", "a")5puts rr.match("a*", "b")6puts rr.match("a*", "ab")7puts rr.match("a*", "ba")8puts rr.match("a*", "abb")9puts rr.match("a*", "abbc")10puts rr.match("a*b", "ab")11puts rr.match("a*b", "aabb")12puts rr.match("a*b", "abbb")13puts rr.match("a*b", "aaab")14puts rr.match("a*b", "aabbb")15puts rr.match("a*b*", "ab")16puts rr.match("a*b*", "aabb")17puts rr.match("a*b*", "abbb")18puts rr.match("a*b*", "aaab")19puts rr.match("a*b*", "aabbb")20puts rr.match("a*b*c", "abbc")21puts rr.match("a*b*c", "aabbcc")22puts rr.match("a*b*c", "abbbccc")23puts rr.match("a*b*c", "aaabccc")24puts rr.match("a*b*c", "aabbbccc")25puts rr.match("a*b*c*", "abbc")26puts rr.match("a*b*c*", "aabbcc")27puts rr.match("a*b*c*", "abbbccc")28puts rr.match("a*b*c*", "aaabccc")29puts rr.match("a*b*c*", "aabbbccc")30puts rr.match("a*b*c*d", "abbc")31puts rr.match("a*b*c*d", "aabbcc")32puts rr.match("a*b*c*d", "abbbccc")33puts rr.match("a*b*c*d", "aaabccc")34puts rr.match("a*b*c*d", "aabbbccc")35puts rr.match("a*b*c*d*", "abbc")36puts rr.match("a*b*c*d*", "aabbcc")37puts rr.match("a*b*c*d*", "abbbccc")38puts rr.match("a*b*c*d*", "aaabccc")39puts rr.match("a*b*c*d*", "aabbbccc")40puts rr.match("a*b*c*d*e", "abbc")41puts rr.match("a*b

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wildcard_match

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1def wildcard_match(pattern, string)2 RR::Wildcard::Match.new(pattern).match?(string)3p wildcard_match('*.rb', 'a.rb')4p wildcard_match('*.rb', 'a.rbc')5 assert RR::Wildcard::Match.new('*.rb').match?('a.rb')6 assert !RR::Wildcard::Match.new('*.rb').match?('a.rbc')7 assert RR::Wildcard::Match.new('

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