12 Jan
2014
12 Jan
'14
3:57 a.m.
On 11 Jan 2014, at 2:32, Matt Neuburg wrote:
If anyone know of a way to achieve the same with ruby 2 (that is backwards compatible) I’ll gladly update the code.
It doesn't need to be backwards compatible, since your code can always check the Ruby version... :)
Yeah, that’s lovelely, especially coupled with some of the monkey patching that was done to make TM support stuff work on ruby 1.9 ;)
On my machine, simply calling URI.escape() does the job correctly. So you could either do what URI.escape() does […]
So I guess we can just change it to be a wrapper for URI.escape. Which also means, you should be able to just call URI.escape directly if you wish to write a TM command that runs on ruby 2.0.