
Ruby in a Nutshell
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Content
- Intro
- Foreword
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- How This Book Is Organized
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Comments and Questions
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Ruby's Elegance
- Ruby in Action
- Language Basics
- Command-Line Options
- Environment Variables
- Lexical Conventions
- Whitespace
- Line Endings
- Comments
- Identifiers
- Reserved Words
- Literals
- Numbers
- Integers
- Floating-point numbers
- Strings
- String concatenation
- Expression substitution
- Backslash notation
- General delimited strings
- here documents
- Symbols
- Arrays
- General delimited string array
- Hashes
- Regular Expressions
- Regular-expression modifiers
- Regular-expression patterns
- Variables
- Global Variables
- Instance Variables
- Class Variables
- Local Variables
- Constants
- Pseudo-Variables
- Assignment
- Parallel Assignment
- Abbreviated Assignment
- Operators
- Operator Expressions
- Nonmethod operators
- Range operators
- Logical operators
- Ternary operator
- defined? operator
- Methods
- Normal Method Calls
- Specifying Blocks with Method Calls
- def Statement
- Singleton Methods
- def Statement for Singleton Methods
- Method Operations
- alias Statement
- undef Statement
- Other Method-Related Statements
- yield Statement
- super Statement
- Control Structures
- if Statement
- unless Statement
- case Statement
- while Statement
- until Statement
- for Statement
- break Statement
- next Statement
- redo Statement
- retry Statement
- begin Statement
- rescue Statement
- raise method
- BEGIN Statement
- END Statement
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Classes and Instances
- class Statement
- Methods
- Singleton Classes
- Modules
- module Statement
- Mix-ins
- Method Visibility
- Object Initialization
- Attributes
- Hooks
- Security
- Restricted Execution
- Level 0
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Level 3
- Level 4
- Built-in Library Reference
- Predefined Variables
- Predefined Global Constants
- Built-in Functions
- Built-in Library
- Objects
- Object
- Kernel
- Strings and Regular Expressions
- String
- Regexp
- MatchData
- Arrays and Hashes
- Array
- Hash
- Enumerable
- Numbers
- Numeric
- Integer
- Fixnum
- Bignum
- Float
- Precision
- Comparable
- Math
- Operating System Services
- IO
- File
- File::Stat
- FileTest
- Dir
- Process
- Threads
- Thread
- ThreadGroup
- Exceptions
- Exception
- Errno
- Built-in Exceptions
- Classes and Modules
- Module
- Class
- Proc Objects and Bindings
- Proc
- Method
- UnboundMethod
- Binding
- Continuation
- Miscellaneous Classes and Modules
- GC
- ObjectSpace
- NilClass
- TrueClass
- FalseClass
- Data
- Marshal
- Range
- Struct
- Time
- Standard Library Reference
- Standard Library
- Network
- BasicSocket
- IPSocket
- UDPSocket
- TCPSocket
- TCPServer
- UNIXSocket
- UNIXServer
- Socket
- Net::FTP
- Net::HTTP
- Net::IMAP
- Net::POP3
- Net::APOP
- Net::POPMail
- Net::SMTP
- Net::Telnet
- CGI
- CGI::Cookie
- CGI::Session
- Operating System Services
- Curses
- Curses::Window
- Etc
- Fcntl
- Find
- ftools
- GetoptLong
- PTY
- Readline
- Tempfile
- Win32API
- Threads
- ConditionVariable
- Monitor
- MonitorMixin
- Mutex
- Queue
- SizedQueue
- ThreadsWait
- Data Persistence
- DBM
- GDBM
- SDBM
- PStore
- Numbers
- Complex
- Rational
- Matrix
- Design Patterns
- Delegator
- SimpleDelegator
- DelegatorClass
- Forwardable
- SingleForwardable
- Singleton
- Observable
- Miscellaneous Libraries
- Date
- ParseDate
- timeout
- MD5
- SHA1
- Ruby Tools
- Standard Tools
- Debugger
- Profiler
- Tracer
- irb
- ruby-mode for Emacs
- Additional Tools
- ri: Ruby Interactive Reference
- eRuby
- Ruby Application Archive
- Ruby Updates
- Summary of Changes
- Changes from 1.6.5 to 1.7.1
- The Future of Ruby
- Participate in Ruby
- Index
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