X-Reference: Ruby/Rails : Ruby Core Classes : String

Inner Elements of String

% ()

* ()

+ ()

<< ()

<=> ()

== ()

=~ ()

[] ()

[]= ()

capitalize

capitalize! (capitalize )

casecmp

center

chomp

chomp! (chomp )

chop

chop! (chop )

concat

count

crypt

delete

delete! (delete )

downcase

downcase! (downcase )

dump

each

each_byte (each byte)

each_line (each line)

empty? (empty )

eql? (eql )

gsub

gsub! (gsub )

hash

hex

include? (include )

index

initialize_copy (initialize copy)

insert

inspect

intern

iseuc

issjis

isutf8 (isutf )

kconv

length

ljust

lstrip

lstrip! (lstrip )

match

new

next! (next )

oct

replace

reverse

reverse! (reverse )

rindex

rjust

rstrip

rstrip! (rstrip )

scan

size

slice

slice! (slice )

split

squeeze

squeeze! (squeeze )

strip

strip! (strip )

sub

sub! (sub )

succ

succ! (succ )

sum

swapcase

swapcase! (swapcase )

to_f (to f)

to_i (to i)

to_s (to s)

to_str (to str)

to_sym (to sym)

toeuc

tojis

tosjis

toutf16 (toutf )

toutf8 (toutf )

tr! (tr )

tr_s (tr s)

tr_s! (tr s )

unpack

upcase

upcase! (upcase )

upto

Ruby on Rails, often called RoR, or just Rails, is an open source web application framework written in Ruby that closely follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture. It strives for simplicity and allowing real-world applications to be developed in less code than other frameworks and with a minimum of configuration. The Ruby programming language allows for extensive metaprogramming, which Rails makes much use of. This results in a syntax that many of its users find to be very readable. Rails is primarily distributed through RubyGems, which is the official packaging format and distribution channel for Ruby libraries and applications.
-- wikipedia.org

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