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Changes Unknown when pulling d24e016 on dv:acts-as-regexp into * on krainboltgreene:master*. |
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Use the expectation syntax and I'll merge this. |
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Very very happy about this! Thanks! |
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You're welcome! Glad I could contribute. |
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This patch makes a Hexpress instance act more like a Regexp class. It'll facilitate such uses as:
"some string" =~ Hexpress.new.with("some") # => 0some_hexpress.match "some string"some_hexpress === "Some String"which is very useful for case/when statementsHope you like it and consider accepting it!