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i feel like what you have should work as i would think it would pick up
T from the including type
Ah, so that's the problem in your code. Mine is just a language semantics thing, I guess.
A class inherits all instance variables and all instance and class methods of a superclass, including its constructors (new and initialize).
seems they should
that doesn't seem right...
duplicate of crystal-lang/crystal#8093 prob
InnerClass must also be a generic
how about adding
path.match?(pattern) to wrap around File.match?(pattern, path)? https://crystal-lang.org/api/1.0.0/File.html#match?(pattern:String,path:Path%7CString)-class-method
@alexherbo2 there's a
MIME module you can use to get it from the filename/ext
but there isn't a method to do that based on content
if that helps
yea,
next is the thing to return from a block
today Im trying to learn about crystal Process
puts "Spawning watcher.."
args = ["-q", "-r", "-m", "-e moved_to", "-e create", "-e delete", "-e modify", "--timeout #{watcher_timeout}", "-o #{watch_log_path}", "#{watch_path}"]
inotify = Process.new("inotifywait",args: ["-q", "-r", "-m", "-e moved_to", "-e create", "-e delete", "-e modify", "--timeout #{watcher_timeout}", "-o #{watch_log_path}", "#{watch_path}"])
puts "Inotify is running on PID: #{inotify.pid}"
sleep watcher_timeout
watcher_status = false
if inotify.exists?
puts "Killing inotify with PID:#{inotify.pid}"
Process.kill(Signal::KILL,inotify.pid)
end
it seem like the inotifywait does not run.. maybe exited
but it works ok if I used backtick
try to use Process.new as it will not wait for the process to finish.. I do this as sometimes.. inotifywait just freeze.. and I would force kill it with kill -9
versus
"-e create"
ok I test first
Process.new("inotifywait", args: args, output: :inherit, error: :inherit)
thanks @Blacksmoke16 I will add the extra for error checking
like if you wanted to capture it in an
IO::Memory or something