Uhm. Fuck if statements, lets just roll with this!

I've been awake way too long >.<

bin/ddir

@@ -5,48 +5,4 @@ require 'ddir'
 example_input_filename = File.expand_path '../example/example_input.ddir', __dir__
 example_input          = File.read example_input_filename
 
-parse_opts = {
-  errstream: $stderr,
-  body:      example_input,
-  body:      <<-BODY.gsub(/^    /, ''),
-    -> (x) x + x
-
-    -> :A
-      @.attr_reader :x :y
-      @.attr_writer :z
-      @.attr_accessor :z2
-
-      -> :initialize (@x, y, z:100, z2:)
-        @.y <- y
-        @z2 <- z2
-
-      -> :inline_body () 1 + 2
-
-      -> :multiline_body
-        from_literal <- 123
-        from_local   <- from_literal
-        from_ivar    <- @z
-        from_method  <- @.z
-        from_literal + from_local + from_ivar + from_method
-
-      -> :chaining_with_blocks
-        'a'.upto 'c'
-          .map (c) c.upcase
-          .map (c)
-            c.downcase
-              .upcase
-              .chars.join '.'
-          .map (c.downcase)
-          .map (c*2)
-          .map.with_index (c.upcase, i*2)
-          .each.with_object "" ((char.downcase, index/2), str)
-    #       if index.even?
-    #         str << "\#{index}: \#{char}"
-    #       else
-    #         str << "nothin"
-          .chars.each_slice 2 (c1, c2) c1 + c2
-          .chars.each_slice 2 (c1 + c2)
-  BODY
-}
-
-puts Ddir.generate Ddir.parse parse_opts
+puts Ddir.generate Ddir.parse errstream: $stderr, body: example_input

example/example_input.ddir

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
   @.attr_writer :z
   @.attr_accessor :z2
 
-  -> :initialize (@x, y, @z:100, z2:)
+  -> :initialize (@x, y, z:100, z2:)
     @.y <- y
     @z2 <- z2
 
@@ -19,19 +19,15 @@
     from_literal + from_local + from_ivar + from_method
 
   -> :chaining_with_blocks
-    [*'a'..'c']
+    'a'.upto 'c'
       .map (c) c.upcase
       .map (c)
         c.downcase
-         .upcase
-         .chars.join '.'
+          .upcase
+          .chars.join '.'
       .map (c.downcase)
       .map (c*2)
       .map.with_index (c.upcase, i*2)
       .each.with_object "" ((char.downcase, index/2), str)
-        if index.even?
-          str << "#{index}: #{char}"
-        else
-          str << "nothin"
       .chars.each_slice 2 (c1, c2) c1 + c2
       .chars.each_slice 2 (c1 + c2)