BernardK
Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): B2.0 page 444-5, end} and layout
page 444-5 : It would be nice if the layout of page 445 could be changed so that end}, which appears after Table 11, would appear before Table 10, so that the code at the end of page 444 appears at least as
meth = %q{def fred(a)
a.each {|i| puts I }
---- page break ----
end}
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… … … POSIX Character Classes (Unicode)
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Table 10—POSIX character classes
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noelrappin
I agree that’s bad – I can’t really control it at this phase of the process (it’ll get fixed when it goes to full layout, they have access to tweaks I don’t have access to). Or we may move those tables to an appendix.
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