Ruby/Rails : Ruby Core Classes : URI::Generic
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Related Keywords: Ruby Rails Ruby Core Classes URI Generic
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Items Related to URI::Generic
Inner Elements of URI::Generic
URI::Generic contains following items:
- + ()
- - ()
- == ()
- absolute
- absolute? (absolute )
- build
- build2 (build )
- coerce
- component
- component_ary (component ary)
- default_port (default port)
- eql? (eql )
- fragment= (fragment )
- hash
- hierarchical? (hierarchical )
- host= (host )
- inspect
- merge
- merge! (merge )
- new
- normalize
- normalize! (normalize )
- opaque= (opaque )
- password
- password= (password )
- path= (path )
- port= (port )
- query= (query )
- registry= (registry )
- relative? (relative )
- route_from (route from)
- route_to (route to)
- scheme= (scheme )
- select
- set_fragment (set fragment)
- set_host (set host)
- set_opaque (set opaque)
- set_password (set password)
- set_path (set path)
- set_port (set port)
- set_query (set query)
- set_registry (set registry)
- set_scheme (set scheme)
- set_user (set user)
- set_userinfo (set userinfo)
- to_s (to s)
- use_registry (use registry)
- user
- user= (user )
- userinfo
- userinfo= (userinfo )
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