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Nice, but the name “StringQuestioneer” strikes me as very odd. Is this intended to be like trainer/trainee? “Someone being questioned”? I would probably go with StringQuestioner with one “e”.
Very simple and very handy, I like it.
I had implemented slightly the same in my local clone, but extending the RAILS_ENV string inside the env method, It was ugly but worked. A separate class seems more appropiate, specially for testing.
David, how about StringInquirer?
+1 for StringInquirer
Need to namespace that too.