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| ['nmatrix_config.h', '$(archdir)'], | ||
| ['nm_memory.h' , '$(archdir)'], | ||
| ['ruby_constants.h', '$(archdir)'] | ||
| ["nmatrix.h", "$(archdir)"], |
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I think you should leave the single quote, because the double quote is use when you want to do an interpolation. WDYT? 🤔
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Standard gem decides to use "double quotes" then we use "double quotes".
| Dir.mkdir("data") unless Dir.exists?("data") | ||
| Dir.mkdir("util") unless Dir.exists?("util") | ||
| Dir.mkdir("storage") unless Dir.exists?("storage") | ||
| Dir.mkdir("data") unless Dir.exist?("data") |
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directories = %w(data util storage yale list dense)
# if a directory not exist, it is create
directories.each do |directory|
Dir.mkdir(directory) unless Dir.exist?(directory)
endWDYT? 🤔
| raise(ArgumentError, 'Expected dense NMatrices as first two arguments.') \ | ||
| unless a.is_a?(NMatrix) and b.is_a? \ | ||
| (NMatrix) and a.stype == :dense and b.stype == :dense | ||
| raise(ArgumentError, "Expected dense NMatrices as first two arguments.") \ |
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I think you could separate these validations into multiple functions to make this function more readable:
def gemm(.....)
...
validate_argument?(a)
validate_argument?(b)
...
end
private
def validate_argument(matrix)
nmatrix?(matrix) && dense_stype?(matrix)
end
def nmatrix?(matrix)
message = 'Expected NMatrices object as first two arguments.'
raise(ArgumentError, message) unless matrix.is_a?(NMatrix)
end
def dense_stype?(matrix)
message = 'Expected dense NMatrices as first two arguments.'
raise(ArgumentError, message) unless (matrix.stype == :dense)
endWDYT? 🤔
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This is why a project has to maintain maximum consistency. Ruby is very flexible but this can negatively affect productivity, It does not seem to really necessary to write code like this. |
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Why this pull request?
✔️ Readability
✔️ Maintainability
✔️ Consistent syntax
✔️ More secure (because it helps to prevent usually bad practices)
Todo
standardgem (including it toRakefilealso)standard.ymltravis.ymlbundle exec rake standardin thescriptsectionbundle exec rake standard:fixFix this ones manually