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hence when you mutate it, it returns a new one
or use
#match with a regex that only matches the last one
<postmodern> https://github.com/dry-rb/dry-inflector/blob/c918f967ff82611da374eb0847a77b7e012d3fa8/lib/dry/inflector.rb#L329-L334 porting this ugly code over
<postmodern> crystal docs are not clear what String#gsub(Regexp, &block) yields
<postmodern> also how do you I specify in a type signature
Hash(String, String?) | ENV, so a variable could be assigned a literal Hash, or the ENV module
could prob do like
Enumerable({String, String?}) given ENV includes it
but
ENV isnt a type, so dont really think it would do what you think
<postmodern> is there a module or some way of saying "anything that acts like a Hash"
<postmodern> also does crystal seriously not have a StringIO class?
<postmodern> er wait that might be IO::Memory
Enumerable({String, String}) is prob something like what you'd want
there's also
String.build
<postmodern> in ruby that would be
super if defined?(super)
<postmodern> i suspect there must be a macro for checking if a method is defined in the inheritence hierarchy?
and i doubt that'd idea would fly
otherwise could maybe make use of like
macro extended
<postmodern> yeah
<postmodern> ah that works, now i have another error from the specs
<yxhuvud> might be a mess though. There there still other systems that use "\n\r" ?
Yea, reduced the memory by 60% with that line of code, thanks @jhass[m].
