ifthenelse for arrays in ruby?

[TheOm]

What do you mean by ranges? It works for strings too:

[tester]

Thanks!

By ranges - let say that I'm not a good rubyist.

[tester]

Small problem. If I change the input type from "string array" into "int array" - ruby module no longer works (empty ouptuts). Can this be fixed, so that there is no need to use text primitive between nodes?

[Tronic]

you mean this?

[tester]

Yes, thanks.

[RJHollins]

you mean this?

haven't checked the fsm ... but the file title gave a chuckle

[tester]

It took me two minutes to realize the difference. Quotation marks.

I'm in the middle of heavy brainstorming. Creating a cookbook according to TCM - yet another unusual application of FS. (yep, I hear these voices - definately with x64 cooking would be 2x faster ).

[tester]

I have one more thing.
I'd like to convert one bigger array according to rules stored in two smaller arrays. Like this.

input array:
el1
el2
el3
el1
el3

contitions arrays ("=" separated to make it more readable; can be in two independent text files or like this):

el1=element1
el2=element2
el3=somethingelse
el4=andsomethingelsemore

output would be then like this:

element1
element2
element3
element1
element3

How?

[TheOm]

Combine your condition arrays into a Hash.
Then map the input array to the output using that Hash.

[tester]

Thank you!