RSpec
Ruby on Rails
Ruby
method
printf
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Class: StringIO
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new
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open
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<<
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binmode
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bytes
(>= v1_8_7_72)
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chars
(>= v1_8_7_72)
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close
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closed?
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closed_read?
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closed_write?
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close_read
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close_write
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codepoints
(>= v1_9_2_180)
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each
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each_byte
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each_char
(>= v1_8_7_72)
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each_codepoint
(>= v1_9_2_180)
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each_line
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eof
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eof?
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external_encoding
(>= v1_9_1_378)
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fcntl
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fileno
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flush
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fsync
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getbyte
(>= v1_8_7_72)
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getc
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gets
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initialize_copy
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internal_encoding
(>= v1_9_1_378)
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isatty
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length
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lineno
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lineno=
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lines
(>= v1_8_7_72)
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path
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pid
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pos
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pos=
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print
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printf
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putc
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puts
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read
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readbyte
(>= v1_8_7_72)
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readchar
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readline
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readlines
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read_nonblock
(>= v1_9_2_180)
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readpartial
(>= v1_9_1_378)
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reopen
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rewind
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seek
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set_encoding
(>= v1_9_1_378)
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size
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string
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string=
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sync
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sync=
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sysread
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syswrite
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tell
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truncate
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tty?
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ungetbyte
(>= v1_9_1_378)
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ungetc
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write
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write_nonblock
(>= v1_9_2_180)
= private
= protected
printf(...)
public
See <a href="/ruby/IO/printf">IO#printf</a>.
