Combination Circuits/Schematics

[tiffy]

CONVERT NUMBER "N" TO THE BASE "A" TO A DECIMAL NUMBER BASE (10) - RUBY

Examples included in the Comment attached to the Schematic.

[RJHollins]

Thanks Tiffy !

[BobF]

Hi Tiffy,

Another nice one, keep them coming.

Cheers, BobF.....

[FlowStoner]

[tiffy]

OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (OOP) IN THE RUBY LANGUAGE.

This Anatomy in *.pdf format of how Objects and Methods works, together with the attached DSP Flowstone Ruby Examples 1 through 21, provided me with a better understanding of Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in the Ruby language and I thought that I should share this since maybe it could help other newcomers to OOP as well. This does not cover everything on Objects, Methods, or Classes but it gave me a solid starting point.

I have updated this document so it now contains 20 typed pages and 21 tested Examples that works in Flowstone. I have also corrected some typo's, coloured the headings and added some short notes of value to the original as well.

The document is not yet completed to that point where I would say stop, but I am giving it out in the meantime as it could take some time to get to that point where I say halt...I think I will stop the lorry with Ruby Classes.

Also read tulamide's written documents on the Guru website as mine is only meant for an absolute Flowstone Ruby noob like myself...still learning.

[RJHollins]

Thanks for the OOP sharing.

It's presented in an easy to follow way [for those of us with no formal].

Thanks

[Spogg]

This looks SO good Tiffy!
Thank you very much for doing this for us.



Spogg

[tulamide]

Tiffy, in your pdf you encourage other Rubyists to improve or add. So I do.

While you are right in your descriptions, the resulting code is considered bad writing. On-the-fly creation should be an exception for certain specific cases. In all other cases there's a better style. Objects are classes. You can use them as synonyms. In fact, 'Object' in Ruby is the root class, where all other classes derive from.

I made a three part series, called "Ruby Stripped" a few years ago on Flowstone Guru. It introduces the terms object, class, method, etc. It also provides graphics of applications within Flowstone, and fsm-files. Maybe it helps getting a better view over the concept of class creation/management?

Ruby Stripped, Part 1: Introduction to classes
Ruby Stripped, Part 2: Objects
Ruby Stripped, Part 3: Arrays

[tiffy]

tulamide, thank you for all this info on Ruby. Much appreciated.

Ruby Stripped, Part 1: Introduction to classes
Ruby Stripped, Part 2: Objects
Ruby Stripped, Part 3: Arrays

[tulamide]

You're welcome