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Legacy RCRs from Ruby Garden

Matz has declared these RCRs obsolete, and asked that their authors resubmit them if still interested. Because they were saved in a different format, they don't fit into the display categories. They are included here nonetheless for reference.

174. Allow #p to pass through its argument(s)

173. Advanced Feature Visibility

172. Some way to precompile classes in extensions

171. All language constructs to return something useful

170. 'require' load path relative to the currently executing file

168. Interface Checking

167. Add "no match expecting 'c'" to MatchData

164. New interpreter switch

163. Another sorting algorithm

162. Binary search

161. include Matrix and Vector []=

160. Move base64 methods into their own module

159. Default arg names for closures

158. There should be an ios-specific record separator

157. obj.foo(x) = y

156. Enumerable#zip(an_enumerable)

155. Include CONFIG::Config['rubydocdir'] in rbconfig.rb

154. Observable objects always share observers after dup

153. const_missing should be invoked before toplevel scope is sea

152. all() and any() like in Perl6

151. Dir.recurse

150. String#start_with? / #end_with?

149. require files that aren't .rb or .so

148. Enumerable#make_hash to simplify hash generation

138. Make def return something useful

136. String#chomp(/regexp/)

130. Provide a common ancestor for GetoptLong error classes

126. Enhanced Readline ?

123. Suggest String#to_n to encompass to_i and to_f

115. Allow *array expansion anywhere in list

111. IO subclass for string

98. ruby_run() calls exit?

89. xx: yy as a shorter :xx => yy + m( x:, y:) keyword arg

67. unify cgi handling of normal and multipart forms

62. Kernel::rand to accept Range

30. Add the ability of Ruby to load extensions (.rb, .so, etc) f

15. Replace 'caller' with 'call_stack'

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