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Feldt R., Johnson L., Neumann M. — Ruby Developer's Guide
Feldt R., Johnson L., Neumann M. — Ruby Developer's Guide



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Íàçâàíèå: Ruby Developer's Guide

Àâòîðû: Feldt R., Johnson L., Neumann M.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

Ruby astounds developers with its ability to make programming fun again. It frees programmers to concentrate on rogramming objectives, and creates fewer obstacles than other languages by flowing ideas directly into the code. Although Ruby is experiencing dramatic growth, there are very few educational resources available for aspiring developers. Written by a team of Ruby gurus, Ruby Developer's Guide is the most comprehensive book available for serious Ruby developers.


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2002

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 693

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 16.11.2005

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Finalize module, usage      489—493
find_library (method)      672
finish (method)      230
First array element, accessing      555
First-class objects      581
Fixed length records      201
Float (datatype)      262
Float (return value)      661
FLTK      see “Fast Light Toolkit”
for-loops      552 553
forking      see “Server”
FORTRAN      37
Forwardable module, usage      489—493
Fox      see “Free Objects for X”
fox-xmlviewer.rb      99
Franklin, Daniel      475
Free Objects for X (FOX) application      95
Free Objects for X (FOX) C++ API      91
Free Objects for X (FOX) layout manager, usage      95—99
Free Objects for X (FOX) library      91 104
Free Objects for X (FOX) look-and-feel      128
Free Objects for X (FOX) sample application      99—111
Free Objects for X (FOX) support      7
Free Objects for X (FOX) toolkit, usage      45 90—111
Free Objects for X (FOX) usage      90—91
free()      653
FreeBSD      3 7 27 140
Front server architecture      321
FTP      see “File Transfer Protocol”
Funaba,Tadayoshi      494 497
Functional code, creation      25
FX4App      93
FX4Splitter      96
FXButton      93 94
FXFileDialog object      109
FXHorizontalFrame      95 96 98
FXLabel      94
FXList instance      93
FXMainWindow::ID LAST      105
FXMAP-FUNC (method)      94
FXMAPFUNC method      105
FXMatrix      95—96 98—99
FXMatrix layout manager      108
FXMenubar      106
FXMenuCommand      106
FXMenuPane      107
FXMenuSeparator      107
FXMenuTitle      106
FXMessageBox.error      109
FXObject      93
FXPacker      95 96
FXRuby basics      91—93
FXRuby obtaining      90—91
FXRuby version      46
fxruby-xmlviewer.rb      46
FXSplitter      96
FXSwitcher      96
FXTreeList      107 108 110
FXVerticalFrame      95—96 98 107—108
garbage collection (GC)      27 544
Garbage Collector (GC)      see also “Mark-and-sweep garbage collector” 549 555 602
Garbage Collector (GC) disabling      546 561—563
Garbage Collector (GC) impact      see “Performance”
Garbage Collector (GC) usage      629
GC      see “Garbage collection; Garbage Collector”
gcc      8
GD::Graph, usage      see “Diagram generation”
GDBM      199 200 201
Generators      see also “Parser generators” 589
Genetic algorithms, usage      467—481
Genetic programming (GP)      468—475
Geometry management options      45
Geometry method      see “TkRoot title/geometry method”
Geometry-layout managers      46
getAllListings      267
getComponents (method)      283
getInfoFromName      267
getStylesheet method      188
get_articles_in_inventory      366
get_attributes      198
get_customer id      366
GL::POLYGON      429
Glade GUI builder, usage      87—90
GladeXML      87
GladeXML class      88
GladeXML object      90
Global variables      660
GNOME      see “GNU Network Object Model Environment”
GNU bison      570 596
GNU Network Object Model Environment (GNOME)      69 87
GNU Network Object Model library      84
Goldblatt, Robert      451
Google      10 344
GP      see “Genetic programming”
GPSystem      471
gpsystem.rb      470
Grammar class      584
Grammar rules, writing      598—600
Grammar#parse      584
GRANT      148
Graphical User Interface (GUI) applications      44 46 61
Graphical User Interface (GUI) builder      51
Graphical User Interface (GUI) builder usage      see “Glade GUI builder; SpecTcl”
Graphical User Interface (GUI) construction      60
Graphical User Interface (GUI) GUI-TreeView component      410
Graphical User Interface (GUI) native look-and-feel      128
Graphical User Interface (GUI) programming idioms      45
Graphical User Interface (GUI) testing      67
Graphical User Interface (GUI) toolkits      see also “Cross-platform GUI toolkit” 43—45 108 116 127—128
Graphical User Interface (GUI) toolkits choice      128
Graphical User Interface (GUI) toolkits FAQs      132—133
Graphical User Interface (GUI) toolkits introduction      44—46
Graphical User Interface (GUI) toolkits solutions      130—132
Graphical User Interface (GUI) usage      46—68
Graphics programming      424—442
GraphViz (AT&T) package      582
Green, Eli      272 383
Grid layout manager      52
GServer      271
GTK basics      70—71
GTK layout managers, usage      72—76
GTK obtaining      69—70
GTK sample applications      32—66 76—86
GTK source code      70
GTK+ main event loop      71
GTK+ toolkit, usage      45 68—90
gtk+devel package      69
gtk-xmlviewer.rb      46 76
Gtk::Button::SIGNAL CLICK ED signal      71—72
Gtk::CList      82
Gtk::CList object      86
Gtk::FileSelection      84
Gtk::HBox      72 73
Gtk::Item::SIGNAL_SELECT signal      86
Gtk::MenuItem      81 85
Gtk::Table      74 75
Gtk::Table#attach      75
Gtk::Tree      85
Gtk::TreeItem      85
Gtk::VBox      74
Gtk::WINDOW_DIALOG      81
Gtk::WINDOW_POPUP      81
Gtk::WINDOW_TOPLEVEL      81
GtkRi      15
GTK_EXPAND      75
GTK_FILL      75
GUI      see “Graphical User Interface”
Hand-coded parser      214
Hash class      200 623
hashes      35—36
Hashes creation      556
Hashes datatype      262
Hashes usage      627
Hashing      201
Haykin, Simon      481
Header paths      670
Hect-Nielsen, Robert      481
help (h) option      18
Help button      49
Henstridge, James      87
Hidden constants      524
Hierarchical list      68
High-level functions      341—344
Hiroshi, Nakamura      199
Horizontal packing box      72
Host      147
Host (class)      228
Host (class) defining/implementing      229
hosts (complex type)      221
HTML      see “HyperText Markup Language”
HTTP      see “HyperText Transfer Protocol”
httpd      347
httpserv      347 402
Huffman codes      526 536
Huffman compression      525 528
Huffman compression algorithms      537
Huffman program      531
Hunt, Andrew      3 12 38
HyperReal::Epsilon      450
Hyperreals      448 449
Hypertext markup language (HTML)      214 413
HyperText Markup Language code      372
HyperText Markup Language code generation      see also “Ruby” 379
HyperText Markup Language document      215
Hypertext markup language files      359
HyperText Markup Language generation      356—358
HyperText Markup Language HTML/template extension usage      359—361
HyperText Markup Language templates      359
Hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP)      342
HyperText Transfer Protocol authentication      263 313
HyperText Transfer Protocol authentication-capable Web server      281
HyperText Transfer Protocol daemons      295
HyperText Transfer Protocol header      289
HyperText Transfer Protocol POST method      381
HyperText Transfer Protocol protocol layer      313
HyperText Transfer Protocol requests      296
HyperText Transfer Protocol responses      296
HyperText Transfer Protocol server      295
HyperText Transfer Protocol server framework      271
Hypertext Transfer Protocol services      262
Hypertext Transfer Protocol solutions      420—421
HyperText Transfer Protocol status code      388
icon (attribute)      65
ID-to-object converter      333
ID/IDREF pairs      219
IDE      see Integrated Development Environment
ID_ABOUT      105
ID_OPEN      105
ID_OPEN_FILE identifier      94
ID_TREELIST      105
Ikebe, Tomohiro      359
Image data, outputting      387
in (operation)      328
in (parameter)      294
include-nulls (attribute)      189
Indentation      24—25
INDEX      553—554
indexed (attribute)      170
Infinitesimals      442
inheritance      see also “Multiple inheritance; Single inheritance” 33—34
Inheritance determination      2
initAuth (method)      315
Initialization function      616 617
initialize (function)      94 107
initialize (method)      60 81
Init_kdtree() function      671
inout (parameter)      294 299
Input argument      642
INPUT command      574
Input dependency      544
Input vectors      523
Insert      148
Instance method      119
Instance method implementation      632—635
Instance variable      641
IntArray class      309
Integers      see also “Arbitrary-length integers” 28 262 454—455
Integers representation      169
integrated development environment (IDE)      12
Integrated Development support      see “Ruby”
Interactive Ruby (Irb)      13 15—17
Interactive SQL shell, development/deployment      see “Ruby/DBI”
InterBase      136 141
Interdependence      458
International characters      240
Internet Protocol (IP) Address      322
Interpreted Objects for Web Application (IOWA)      340
Interpreted Objects for Web components      404
Interpreted Objects for Web installation/configuration      400—419
Interpreted Objects for Web IOWAServlet      402
Interpreted Objects for Web pages      401
Interpreted Objects for Web usage      404—410
Interpreter      see also “Ruby” 28
Interpreter-side data structures      630
Introspection extensions, support      263
Introspection-enabled XML-RPC server      269
IO classes      167
Iowa      see “Interpreted Objects for Web Application”
IP      see “Internet Protocol”
IRb      see “Interactive Ruby”
IRC      10
Isolation      see Atomicity Consistency Isolation Durability
iterators      24—26 36—37 219
Iterators variables      551
Java      26—32 37 460
Java byte code      28
Java calling Ruby      503—507
Java class      499
Java environment      27
Java StringReplace, invoking      30
Java::Parser      598
JavaObject.import      501
JavaObject.load_class      499
JavaObject.load_class statement      501
JED      12
JEdit      12
Jeffries, Ron      38
JFrame::EXIT_ON_CLOSE      500
JRE      30
JRuby runtime object      505
JRuby usage      498—507
Jun, Okada      488
JUnit      9
K-Dimensional (K-D) trees      635—657
K-Dimensional (K-D) trees C implementation, compiling      656—657
K-Dimensional (K-D) trees implementation, Ruby (usage)      636—656
Kate      12
Katsuhiro, Ueno      250
Kazuhiro,Yoshida      128
KDE desktop      see “Linux”
KDNode      641 650
KDTree      641
KDTree class object      652
KDTree pointer      653
kdtree_insert() function      654 655
Kentaro, Goto      518
Kernel#method      88
key-value pairs      36 560
key/value pairs      146
Key/value pairs parsing      188
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