On 11/03/14 12:58 PM, Matthaus Owens wrote:
> I don't know about the specific implementation of join_keys_to_values,
> but ruby's hash behavior changed between the 1.8 series and 1.9 and
> later[1]. In ruby 1.8 hashes are enumerated in a seemingly unsorted
> manner, while in ruby 1.9 and later hash
Gabriel,
I don't know about the specific implementation of join_keys_to_values,
but ruby's hash behavior changed between the 1.8 series and 1.9 and
later[1]. In ruby 1.8 hashes are enumerated in a seemingly unsorted
manner, while in ruby 1.9 and later hashes are enumerated in insertion
order. If yo
Hi there,
Say I have a hash like {a=>'1',b=>'2'} and I'd like to get a string that
looks like "a=1,b=2". I tried using a combination of
join_keys_to_values() and join() and the result looked correct, but was
unstable. That unstability is because hashes are not always "sorted" the
same way.
An uns
