1.8/language/redo_tags.txt 1.8/language/rescue_tags.txt 1.8/language/yield_tags.txt @@ -1 +1,2 @@ fail:File.expand_path converts a pathname to an absolute pathname, using ~ (home) as base +fails:File.expand_path converts a pathname to an absolute pathname, using ~ (home) as base 1.8/core/file/expand_path_tags.txt @@ -10,3 +10,4 @@ fail:Hash#initialize_copy checks whether the passed argument responds to #to_has fail:Hash#initialize_copy calls to_hash on hash subclasses fail:Hash#initialize_copy does not transfer default values fail:Hash#initialize_copy is private +fails:Hash#initialize_copy raises a TypeError if called on a frozen instance 1.8/core/hash/initialize_copy_tags.txt @@ -2,3 +2,7 @@ fail:IO#putc writes the first byte of a String fail:IO#putc writes the first byte of an object's string representation fail:IO#putc writes Numerics that fit in a C char fail:IO#putc write the first byte of Numerics that don't fit in a C char +fails:IO#putc writes the first byte of a String +fails:IO#putc writes the first byte of an object's string representation +fails:IO#putc writes Numerics that fit in a C char +fails:IO#putc write the first byte of Numerics that don't fit in a C char 1.8/core/io/putc_tags.txt @@ -21,3 +21,5 @@ fail:IO#puts ignores the $/ separator global fail:IO#puts writes just a newline when given no args fail:IO#puts ignores the $/ separator global fail:IO#puts ignores the $/ separator global +fails:IO#puts writes just a newline when given no args +fails:IO#puts ignores the $/ separator global 1.8/core/io/puts_tags.txt @@ -4,3 +4,4 @@ fail:IO#read_nonblock raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#read_nonblock raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#read_nonblock raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#read_nonblock raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#read_nonblock raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/read_nonblock_tags.txt @@ -52,3 +52,12 @@ fail:IO#read truncates the buffer when too big fail:IO#read returns the given buffer fail:IO#read coerces the second argument to string and uses it as a buffer fail:IO#read raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO.read treats second nil argument as no length limit +fails:IO.read treats third nil argument as 0 +fails:IO#read consumes zero bytes when reading zero bytes +fails:IO#read expands the buffer when too small +fails:IO#read overwrites the buffer +fails:IO#read truncates the buffer when too big +fails:IO#read returns the given buffer +fails:IO#read coerces the second argument to string and uses it as a buffer +fails:IO#read raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/read_tags.txt @@ -16,3 +16,6 @@ fail:IO#readchar raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#readchar returns the next byte from the stream fail:IO#readchar raises EOFError when reaches the end of the stream fail:IO#readchar raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#readchar returns the next byte from the stream +fails:IO#readchar raises EOFError when reaches the end of the stream +fails:IO#readchar raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/readchar_tags.txt @@ -4,3 +4,4 @@ fail:IO#readline raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#readline raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#readline raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#readline raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#readline raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/readline_tags.txt @@ -88,3 +88,18 @@ fail:IO.readlines when passed [file_name] checks whether the passed file_name re fail:IO#readlines when passed [file_name, seperator] returns an Array containing all paragraphs when the passed seperator is an empty String fail:IO#readlines when passed [file_name, seperator] tries to convert the passed seperator to a String using #to_str fail:IO#readlines when passed [file_name, seperator] checks whether the passed seperator responds to #to_str +fails:IO#readlines when passed no arguments updates self's position +fails:IO#readlines when passed no arguments updates self's lineno based on the number of lines read +fails:IO#readlines when passed no arguments returns an empty Array when self is at the end +fails:IO#readlines when passed [seperator] returns an empty Array when self is at the end +fails:IO#readlines when passed [seperator] updates self's position based on the number of characters read +fails:IO#readlines when passed [seperator] returns an Array containing all paragraphs when the passed seperator is an empty String +fails:IO#readlines when passed [seperator] tries to convert the passed seperator to a String using #to_str +fails:IO#readlines when passed [seperator] checks whether the passed seperator responds to #to_str +fails:IO#readlines when in write-only mode raises an IOError +fails:IO.readlines when passed [file_name] raises an Errno::ENOENT error when the passed file_name does not exist +fails:IO.readlines when passed [file_name] tries to convert the passed file_name to a String using #to_str +fails:IO.readlines when passed [file_name] checks whether the passed file_name responds to #to_str +fails:IO#readlines when passed [file_name, seperator] returns an Array containing all paragraphs when the passed seperator is an empty String +fails:IO#readlines when passed [file_name, seperator] tries to convert the passed seperator to a String using #to_str +fails:IO#readlines when passed [file_name, seperator] checks whether the passed seperator responds to #to_str 1.8/core/io/readlines_tags.txt @@ -34,3 +34,9 @@ fail:IO#readpartial correctly handles previously ungot char and some data in the fail:IO#readpartial correctly handles previously ungot char and no data in the buffer fail:IO#readpartial raises ArgumentError if the negative argument is provided fail:IO#readpartial immediately returns an empty string if the length argument is 0 +fails:IO#readpartial raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#readpartial reads at most the specified number of bytes +fails:IO#readpartial correctly handles previously ungot char and some data in the buffer +fails:IO#readpartial correctly handles previously ungot char and no data in the buffer +fails:IO#readpartial raises ArgumentError if the negative argument is provided +fails:IO#readpartial immediately returns an empty string if the length argument is 0 1.8/core/io/readpartial_tags.txt @@ -46,3 +46,11 @@ fail:IO#reopen reassociates self with a new stream opened on path, after some wr fail:IO#reopen reassociates self with the I/O stream specified as an argument, after some reads fail:IO#reopen reassociates self with the I/O stream specified as an argument, after some sysreads fail:IO#reopen reassociates self with the I/O stream specified as an argument, after some writes +fails:IO#reopen raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self to another file/descriptor but returns self +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self with a new stream opened on path, when self in initial state +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self with a new stream opened on path, after some reads +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self with a new stream opened on path, after some writes +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self with the I/O stream specified as an argument, after some reads +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self with the I/O stream specified as an argument, after some sysreads +fails:IO#reopen reassociates self with the I/O stream specified as an argument, after some writes 1.8/core/io/reopen_tags.txt @@ -16,3 +16,6 @@ fail:IO#rewind raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#rewind positions the instance to the beginning of input fail:IO#rewind sets lineno to 0 fail:IO#rewind raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#rewind positions the instance to the beginning of input +fails:IO#rewind sets lineno to 0 +fails:IO#rewind raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/rewind_tags.txt @@ -28,3 +28,8 @@ fail:IO#seek moves the read position relative to the start with SEEK_SET fail:IO#seek moves the read position relative to the end with SEEK_END fail:IO#seek can handle any numerical argument without breaking fail:IO#seek raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#seek moves the read position relative to the current position with SEEK_CUR +fails:IO#seek moves the read position relative to the start with SEEK_SET +fails:IO#seek moves the read position relative to the end with SEEK_END +fails:IO#seek can handle any numerical argument without breaking +fails:IO#seek raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/seek_tags.txt @@ -28,3 +28,8 @@ fail:IO.select raises TypeError if supplied objects are not IO fail:IO.select raises TypeError if the specified timeout value is not Numeric fail:IO.select raises TypeError if the first three arguments are not Arrays fail:IO.select needs to be reviewed for spec completeness +fails:IO.select invokes to_io on supplied objects that are not IO +fails:IO.select raises TypeError if supplied objects are not IO +fails:IO.select raises TypeError if the specified timeout value is not Numeric +fails:IO.select raises TypeError if the first three arguments are not Arrays +fails:IO.select needs to be reviewed for spec completeness 1.8/core/io/select_tags.txt @@ -8,3 +8,5 @@ fail:IO#stat raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#stat returns a File::Stat object fail:IO#stat raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#stat returns a File::Stat object +fails:IO#stat raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#stat returns a File::Stat object 1.8/core/io/stat_tags.txt @@ -10,3 +10,5 @@ fail:IO#sync= raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#sync raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#sync= raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#sync raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#sync= raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#sync raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/sync_tags.txt @@ -46,3 +46,11 @@ fail:IO#sysread on a file throws IOError when called immediately after a buffere fail:IO#sysread on a file does not raise error if called after IO#read followed by IO#syswrite fail:IO#sysread on a file flushes write buffer when called immediately after a buffered IO#write fail:IO#sysread on a file raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#sysread on a file reads the specified number of bytes from the file +fails:IO#sysread on a file reads the specified number of bytes from the file to the buffer +fails:IO#sysread on a file coerces the second argument to string and uses it as a buffer +fails:IO#sysread on a file advances the position of the file by the specified number of bytes +fails:IO#sysread on a file throws IOError when called immediately after a buffered IO#read +fails:IO#sysread on a file does not raise error if called after IO#read followed by IO#syswrite +fails:IO#sysread on a file flushes write buffer when called immediately after a buffered IO#write +fails:IO#sysread on a file raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/sysread_tags.txt @@ -40,3 +40,10 @@ fail:IO#sysseek on a file moves the read position relative to the start with SEE fail:IO#sysseek on a file moves the read position relative to the end with SEEK_END fail:IO#sysseek on a file can handle any numerical argument without breaking and can seek past EOF fail:IO#sysseek on a file raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#sysseek on a file moves the read position relative to the current position with SEEK_CUR +fails:IO#sysseek on a file raises an error when called after buffered reads +fails:IO#sysseek on a file warns if called immediately after a buffered IO#write +fails:IO#sysseek on a file moves the read position relative to the start with SEEK_SET +fails:IO#sysseek on a file moves the read position relative to the end with SEEK_END +fails:IO#sysseek on a file can handle any numerical argument without breaking and can seek past EOF +fails:IO#sysseek on a file raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/sysseek_tags.txt @@ -70,3 +70,15 @@ fail:IO#syswrite on a file writes all of the string's bytes but does not buffer fail:IO#syswrite on a file warns if called immediately after a buffered IO#write fail:IO#syswrite on a file does not warn if called after IO#write with intervening IO#sysread fail:IO#syswrite on a file writes to the actual file position when called after buffered IO#read +fails:IO#syswrite on a file coerces the argument to a string using to_s +fails:IO#syswrite on a file checks if the file is writable if writing more than zero bytes +fails:IO#syswrite on a file returns the number of bytes written +fails:IO#syswrite on a file invokes to_s on non-String argument +fails:IO#syswrite on a file writes all of the string's bytes without buffering if mode is sync +fails:IO#syswrite on a file does not warn if called after IO#read +fails:IO#syswrite on a file advances the file position by the count of given bytes +fails:IO#syswrite on a file raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#syswrite on a file writes all of the string's bytes but does not buffer them +fails:IO#syswrite on a file warns if called immediately after a buffered IO#write +fails:IO#syswrite on a file does not warn if called after IO#write with intervening IO#sysread +fails:IO#syswrite on a file writes to the actual file position when called after buffered IO#read 1.8/core/io/syswrite_tags.txt @@ -1,2 +1,5 @@ fails:IO#tell raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#tell raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#tell gets the offset +fails:IO#tell raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#tell resets #eof? 1.8/core/io/tell_tags.txt @@ -4,3 +4,4 @@ fail:IO#to_i raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#to_i raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#to_i raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#to_i raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#to_i raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/to_i_tags.txt @@ -10,3 +10,5 @@ fail:IO#tty? returns true if this stream is a terminal device (TTY) fail:IO#tty? raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#tty? returns true if this stream is a terminal device (TTY) fail:IO#tty? raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#tty? returns true if this stream is a terminal device (TTY) +fails:IO#tty? raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/tty_tags.txt @@ -52,3 +52,12 @@ fail:IO#ungetc adjusts the stream position fail:IO#ungetc makes subsequent unbuffered operations to raise IOError fail:IO#ungetc raises IOError when invoked on stream that was not yet read fail:IO#ungetc raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#ungetc pushes back one character onto stream +fails:IO#ungetc pushes back one character when invoked at the end of the stream +fails:IO#ungetc pushes back one character when invoked at the start of the stream +fails:IO#ungetc pushes back one character when invoked on empty stream +fails:IO#ungetc affects EOF state +fails:IO#ungetc adjusts the stream position +fails:IO#ungetc makes subsequent unbuffered operations to raise IOError +fails:IO#ungetc raises IOError when invoked on stream that was not yet read +fails:IO#ungetc raises IOError on closed stream 1.8/core/io/ungetc_tags.txt @@ -58,3 +58,13 @@ fail:IO#write_nonblock on a file advances the file position by the count of give fail:IO#write_nonblock on a file raises IOError on closed stream fail:IO#write_nonblock on a file writes all of the string's bytes but does not buffer them fail:IO#write_nonblock on a file checks if the file is writable if writing zero bytes +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file coerces the argument to a string using to_s +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file checks if the file is writable if writing more than zero bytes +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file returns the number of bytes written +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file invokes to_s on non-String argument +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file writes all of the string's bytes without buffering if mode is sync +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file does not warn if called after IO#read +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file advances the file position by the count of given bytes +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file raises IOError on closed stream +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file writes all of the string's bytes but does not buffer them +fails:IO#write_nonblock on a file checks if the file is writable if writing zero bytes 1.8/core/io/write_nonblock_tags.txt @@ -10,3 +10,5 @@ fail:IO#write on a file writes all of the string's bytes but buffers them fail:IO#write on a file does not check if the file is writable if writing zero bytes fail:IO#write on a file writes all of the string's bytes but buffers them fail:IO#write on a file does not check if the file is writable if writing zero bytes +fails:IO#write on a file writes all of the string's bytes but buffers them +fails:IO#write on a file does not check if the file is writable if writing zero bytes 1.8/core/io/write_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel.String raises a TypeError if #to_s does not return a String fail:Kernel.String raises a TypeError if #to_s does not return a String fail:Kernel.String raises a TypeError if #to_s does not return a String fail:Kernel.String raises a TypeError if #to_s does not return a String +fails:Kernel.String raises a TypeError if #to_s does not return a String +fails:Kernel.String raises a TypeError if #to_s does not return a String 1.8/core/kernel/String_tags.txt @@ -1,3 +1,6 @@ fail:Kernel#instance_variable_get when passed Fixnum tries to convert the passed Integer to a Symbol and returns the instance variable that is referred by the Symbol fail:Kernel#instance_variable_get when passed Fixnum outputs a warning fail:Kernel#instance_variable_get when passed Fixnum raises a NameError when the Symbol does not start with an '@' +fails:Kernel#instance_variable_get when passed Fixnum tries to convert the passed Integer to a Symbol and returns the instance variable that is referred by the Symbol +fails:Kernel#instance_variable_get when passed Fixnum outputs a warning +fails:Kernel#instance_variable_get when passed Fixnum raises a NameError when the Symbol does not start with an '@' 1.8/core/kernel/instance_variable_get_tags.txt @@ -8,3 +8,6 @@ fail:Kernel#load does not add the loaded file to $LOADED_FEATURES fail:Kernel#load produces __FILE__ as the given filename and __LINE__ as the source line number fail:Kernel#load does not cause #require on the same filename to fail fail:Shell expansion in Kernel#load expands a preceding ~/ to the user's home directory to use as path +fails:Kernel#load loads a file with no extension as a ruby source file +fails:Kernel#load does not create a .rb file for the non-.rb files +fails:Kernel#load raises a LoadError if filename given without its extension 1.8/core/kernel/load_tags.txt @@ -23,3 +23,5 @@ fail:Kernel#puts ignores the $/ separator global fail:Kernel#puts ignores the $/ separator global fail:Kernel#puts ignores the $/ separator global fail:Kernel#puts ignores the $/ separator global +fails:Kernel#puts ignores the $/ separator global +fails:Kernel#puts ignores the $/ separator global 1.8/core/kernel/puts_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#readline is a private method fail:Kernel#readline is a private method fail:Kernel#readline is a private method fail:Kernel#readline is a private method +fails:Kernel#readline is a private method +fails:Kernel#readline is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/readline_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#readlines is a private method fail:Kernel#readlines is a private method fail:Kernel#readlines is a private method fail:Kernel#readlines is a private method +fails:Kernel#readlines is a private method +fails:Kernel#readlines is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/readlines_tags.txt @@ -54,3 +54,15 @@ fail:Kernel#require appends any non-ruby extensioned file with .rb/.<ext> in tha fail:Kernel#require produces __FILE__ as the given filename and __LINE__ as the source line number fail:Shell expansion in Kernel#require expands a preceding ~/ to the user's home directory for building the path to search fail:Shell expansion in Kernel#require adds the path to $LOADED_FEATURES +fails:Kernel#require does not expand/resolve qualified files against $LOAD_PATH +fails:Kernel#require appends a file with no extension with .rb/.<ext> in that order to locate file +fails:Kernel#require appends any non-ruby extensioned file with .rb/.<ext> in that order to locate file +fails:Kernel#require produces __FILE__ as the given filename and __LINE__ as the source line number +fails:Shell expansion in Kernel#require expands a preceding ~/ to the user's home directory for building the path to search +fails:Shell expansion in Kernel#require adds the path to $LOADED_FEATURES +fails:Kernel#require does not expand/resolve qualified files against $LOAD_PATH +fails:Kernel#require appends a file with no extension with .rb/.<ext> in that order to locate file +fails:Kernel#require appends any non-ruby extensioned file with .rb/.<ext> in that order to locate file +fails:Kernel#require produces __FILE__ as the given filename and __LINE__ as the source line number +fails:Shell expansion in Kernel#require expands a preceding ~/ to the user's home directory for building the path to search +fails:Shell expansion in Kernel#require adds the path to $LOADED_FEATURES 1.8/core/kernel/require_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#scan is a private method fail:Kernel#scan is a private method fail:Kernel#scan is a private method fail:Kernel#scan is a private method +fails:Kernel#scan is a private method +fails:Kernel#scan is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/scan_tags.txt @@ -12,3 +12,7 @@ fail:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods i fail:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object and its ancestors and mixed-in modules fail:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object fail:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object and its ancestors and mixed-in modules +fails:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object +fails:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object and its ancestors and mixed-in modules +fails:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object +fails:Kernel#singleton_methods returns a list of the names of singleton methods in the object and its ancestors and mixed-in modules 1.8/core/kernel/singleton_methods_tags.txt @@ -19,3 +19,9 @@ fail:Kernel#sleep pauses execution indefinitely if not given a duration fail:Kernel#sleep returns the rounded number of seconds asleep fail:Kernel#sleep raises a TypeError when passed a non-numeric duration fail:Kernel#sleep pauses execution indefinitely if not given a duration +fails:Kernel#sleep returns the rounded number of seconds asleep +fails:Kernel#sleep raises a TypeError when passed a non-numeric duration +fails:Kernel#sleep pauses execution indefinitely if not given a duration +fails:Kernel#sleep returns the rounded number of seconds asleep +fails:Kernel#sleep raises a TypeError when passed a non-numeric duration +fails:Kernel#sleep pauses execution indefinitely if not given a duration 1.8/core/kernel/sleep_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#split is a private method fail:Kernel#split is a private method fail:Kernel#split is a private method fail:Kernel#split is a private method +fails:Kernel#split is a private method +fails:Kernel#split is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/split_tags.txt @@ -19,3 +19,9 @@ fail:Kernel.srand srand should seed the RNG correctly and repeatably fail:Kernel.srand is a private method fail:Kernel.srand srand should return the previous seed value fail:Kernel.srand srand should seed the RNG correctly and repeatably +fails:Kernel.srand is a private method +fails:Kernel.srand srand should return the previous seed value +fails:Kernel.srand srand should seed the RNG correctly and repeatably +fails:Kernel.srand is a private method +fails:Kernel.srand srand should return the previous seed value +fails:Kernel.srand srand should seed the RNG correctly and repeatably 1.8/core/kernel/srand_tags.txt @@ -12,3 +12,7 @@ fail:Kernel#sub is a private method fail:Kernel#sub! is a private method fail:Kernel#sub is a private method fail:Kernel#sub! is a private method +fails:Kernel#sub is a private method +fails:Kernel#sub! is a private method +fails:Kernel#sub is a private method +fails:Kernel#sub! is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/sub_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#syscall is a private method fail:Kernel#syscall is a private method fail:Kernel#syscall is a private method fail:Kernel#syscall is a private method +fails:Kernel#syscall is a private method +fails:Kernel#syscall is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/syscall_tags.txt @@ -26,3 +26,11 @@ fail:Kernel#test is a private method fail:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?f if the argument is a regular file fail:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?e if the argument is a file fail:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?d if the argument is a directory +fails:Kernel#test is a private method +fails:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?f if the argument is a regular file +fails:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?e if the argument is a file +fails:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?d if the argument is a directory +fails:Kernel#test is a private method +fails:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?f if the argument is a regular file +fails:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?e if the argument is a file +fails:Kernel#test returns true when passed ?d if the argument is a directory 1.8/core/kernel/test_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#to_a is defined on Kernel fail:Kernel#to_a is defined on Kernel fail:Kernel#to_a is defined on Kernel fail:Kernel#to_a is defined on Kernel +fails:Kernel#to_a is defined on Kernel +fails:Kernel#to_a is defined on Kernel 1.8/core/kernel/to_a_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#trace_var is a private method fail:Kernel#trace_var is a private method fail:Kernel#trace_var is a private method fail:Kernel#trace_var is a private method +fails:Kernel#trace_var is a private method +fails:Kernel#trace_var is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/trace_var_tags.txt @@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ fail:Kernel#untrace_var is a private method fail:Kernel#untrace_var is a private method fail:Kernel#untrace_var is a private method fail:Kernel#untrace_var is a private method +fails:Kernel#untrace_var is a private method +fails:Kernel#untrace_var is a private method 1.8/core/kernel/untrace_var_tags.txt @@ -33,3 +33,13 @@ fail:Kernel.warn calls #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is true fail:Kernel.warn calls #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is false fail:Kernel.warn does not call #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is nil fail:Kernel.warn writes the default record seperator (\n) and NOT $/ to $stderr after the warning message +fails:Kernel.warn is a private method +fails:Kernel.warn calls #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is true +fails:Kernel.warn calls #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is false +fails:Kernel.warn does not call #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is nil +fails:Kernel.warn writes the default record seperator (\n) and NOT $/ to $stderr after the warning message +fails:Kernel.warn is a private method +fails:Kernel.warn calls #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is true +fails:Kernel.warn calls #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is false +fails:Kernel.warn does not call #write on $stderr if $VERBOSE is nil +fails:Kernel.warn writes the default record seperator (\n) and NOT $/ to $stderr after the warning message 1.8/core/kernel/warn_tags.txt @@ -55,3 +55,4 @@ fail:String#% behaves as if calling Kernel#Float for %E arguments fail:String#% behaves as if calling Kernel#Float for %f arguments fail:String#% behaves as if calling Kernel#Float for %g arguments fail:String#% behaves as if calling Kernel#Float for %G arguments +fails:String#% tries to convert the argument to Array by calling #to_ary 1.8/core/string/modulo_tags.txt @@ -1,6 +1,3 @@ +critical:String#to_i requires that the sign if any appears before the base specifier fails:String#to_i interprets leading characters as a number in the given base fails:String#to_i doesn't handle foreign base specifiers when base is > 0 -fails:String#to_i requires that the sign if any appears before the base specifier -fail:String#to_i interprets leading characters as a number in the given base -fail:String#to_i doesn't handle foreign base specifiers when base is > 0 -fail:String#to_i requires that the sign if any appears before the base specifier 1.8/core/string/to_i_tags.txt @@ -4,3 +4,7 @@ fails:Predefined global $_ is set at the method-scoped level rather than block-s fails:The predefined global constants includes DATA when main script contains __END__ fails:The predefined global constants does not include DATA when main script contains no __END__ fails:The predefined global constants includes NIL +fails:Predefined global $stdout is the same as $defout +fails:Predefined global $stdout is the same as $DEFAULT_OUTPUT from 'English' library +fails:Predefined global $stdout raises TypeError error if assigned to nil +fails:Predefined global $stdout raises TypeError error if assigned to object that doesn't respond to #write 1.8/language/predefined_tags.txt @@ -1 +1 @@ -fails:The return statement raises a ThreadError if used to exit a thread +critical:The return statement raises a ThreadError if used to exit a thread 1.8/language/return_tags.txt @@ -1 +1 @@ -fails:The throw keyword raises a ThreadError if used to exit a thread +critical:The throw keyword raises a ThreadError if used to exit a thread 1.8/language/throw_tags.txt @@ -1,13 +1,15 @@ -io\binmode_tags.txt:1:critical:IO#binmode does not raise any errors on closed stream -io\pos_tags.txt:1:critical:IO#pos raises IOError on closed stream -io\tell_tags.txt:1:critical:IO#tell raises IOError on closed stream -kernel\sleep_tags.txt:3:critical:Kernel#sleep pauses execution indefinitely if not given a duration -string\to_i_tags.txt:3:critical(21158: Number parser not resiliant for where the negative sign appears):String#to_i requires that the sign if any appears before the base specifier -thread\exit_tags.txt:1:critical(21171: Marshal exceptions thrown within thread blocks properly to calling thread):Thread#exit does not deadlock when called from within the thread while being joined from without -thread\inspect_tags.txt:2:critical(bug 21157: Match MRI sleep / wakeup / run se mantics in IronRuby):Thread#inspect describes a sleeping thread -thread\join_tags.txt:4:critical(21171: Marshal exceptions thrown within thread blocks properly to calling thread):Thread#join raises any exceptions encountered in the thread body -thread\kill_tags.txt:1:critical(21171: Marshal exceptions thrown within thread blocks properly to calling thread):Thread#kill does not deadlock when called from within the thread while being joined from without -thread\main_tags.txt:1:critical(21171: Marshal exceptions thrown within thread blocks properly to calling thread):Thread.main returns the main thread -thread\stop_tags.txt:2:fails:Thread.stop resets Thread.critical to false -thread\terminate_tags.txt:1:critical(21171: Marshal exceptions thrown within thread blocks properly to calling thread):Thread#terminate does not deadlock when called from within the thread while being joined from without -threadgroup\list_tags.txt:1:critical:ThreadGroup#list returns the list of threads in the group +core\io\binmode_tags.txt:1:critical:IO#binmode does not raise any errors on closed stream +core\io\pos_tags.txt:1:critical:IO#pos raises IOError on closed stream +core\io\tell_tags.txt:1:critical:IO#tell raises IOError on closed stream +core\kernel\sleep_tags.txt:3:critical:Kernel#sleep pauses execution indefinitely if not given a duration +core\string\to_i_tags.txt:3:critical:String#to_i requires that the sign if any appears before the base specifier +core\thread\exit_tags.txt:1:critical:Thread#exit does not deadlock when called from within the thread while being joined from without +core\thread\inspect_tags.txt:2:critical:Thread#inspect describes a sleeping thread +core\thread\join_tags.txt:4:critical:Thread#join raises any exceptions encountered in the thread body +core\thread\kill_tags.txt:1:critical:Thread#kill does not deadlock when called from within the thread while being joined from without +core\thread\main_tags.txt:1:critical:Thread.main returns the main thread +core\thread\stop_tags.txt:2:fails:Thread.stop resets Thread.critical to false +core\thread\terminate_tags.txt:1:critical:Thread#terminate does not deadlock when called from within the thread while being joined from without +core\threadgroup\list_tags.txt:1:critical:ThreadGroup#list returns the list of threads in the group +language\return_tags.txt:0:critical:The return statement raises a ThreadError if used to exit a thread +language\throw_tags.txt:0:critical:The throw keyword raises a ThreadError if used to exit a thread critical_tags.txt 90e33e19fdf2b155b85b35fd612066f74230e955 Jim Deville jdeville@microsoft.com http://github.com/jflam/ironruby-tags/commit/7bce1afcaa241b8e1a995a1b604583c3be2e0e5b 7bce1afcaa241b8e1a995a1b604583c3be2e0e5b 2008-07-22T12:24:04-07:00 2008-07-22T12:24:04-07:00 language and rebaselineing 2347e391f879c5035248b192488df496ca40b013 Jim Deville jdeville@microsoft.com