Iâ€™ve recently had to parse some pretty large XML documents, and needed a method to read one element at a time. Hereâ€™s a fairly simple solution in Ruby form.

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0 367 posted 11 years ago by dom111

Ruby friendly class design

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0 221 posted 11 years ago by rkumar

Ruby Read mbox contents

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0 240 posted 11 years ago by rkumar

Rails Rails - Custom Form Builder

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0 378 posted 11 years ago by alx_g

Ruby ruby tree structure

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0 233 posted 11 years ago by rkumar

Ruby Force Mechanize to return HTTP Success when condition is met in Ruby

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0 385 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Regular Expression to Parse Ruby Log Messages

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0 287 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Return Array of Overridden Methods in Ruby Subclasses

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0 328 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Print All Ruby Classes in Array

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0 282 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Ruby Metaprogramming - Subclassable Callback Module

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0 285 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Ruby Metaprogramming - Subclass a Method with Before/After Callbacks and alias_method

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0 355 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Initialize a hash of arrays

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0 261 posted 11 years ago by therobot

Ruby Regular Expression to Create URL Permutations in Ruby

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0 334 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Recursively Symbolize Keys in Ruby

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0 264 posted 11 years ago by viatropos

Ruby Chart Total Proportion of Recent Tweets by Friend

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0 233 posted 11 years ago by pdxmph

Ruby Set iChat status to most recent Last.fm track

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0 272 posted 11 years ago by trepmal

Ruby get all images from folder begins with ...

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0 343 posted 11 years ago by almazom

Rails sinatra.rb upload image

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0 344 posted 11 years ago by almazom

Ruby Import Notes from Mail.app Into Evernote

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0 278 posted 11 years ago by pdxmph

Ruby Make a Things Todo Out of the Current iTunes Net Radio Track

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0 297 posted 11 years ago by pdxmph

Other Harry Potter characters fixture

Just a funny, yet usefull fixture for testing users in a rails app. Using "somewhat real" fixtures, will keep testing both fun and realistic. Knowing that "Crabbe_ugly_nick" failed, is a lot easier to communicate then knowing "user_t_x01 failed"