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#clean(string) ⇒ Object

remove spaces at the beginning of string remove extra spaces and special chars with a single space



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 8

def clean string
  string.gsub(/^[\t\n ]+/, "").gsub(/[\t\n ]+/, " ")
end

#day(string) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 50

def day string
  string.to_s[8..9]
end

#has_day(input) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 62

def has_day input
  if input.class == Date
    true
  else
    input.size == 10
  end
end

#has_month(input) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 54

def has_month input
  if input.class == Date
    true
  else
    input.size >= 7
  end
end

#month(string) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 46

def month string
  string.to_s[5..6]
end

#reflow(string, chars) ⇒ Object

break a string into substrings of length chars breaking at spaces and newlines

  • ‘string` string to reflow

  • ‘chars` number of characters to break the string at

  • returns an array of strings of length < chars (with exceptions for special cases)

special cases: if one line is longer than chars characters, then break at the first space after chars



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 23

def reflow string, chars
  if string.length < chars
    return [clean(string)]
  else
    chars.downto(0).each do |index|
      if string[index] == " " or string[index] == "\n" or string[index] == "\t"
        return [clean(string[0..index-1])] + reflow(string[index+1..-1], chars)
      end
    end
    chars.upto(string.length).each do |index|
      if string[index] == " " or string[index] == "\n" or string[index] == "\t"
        return [clean(string[0..index-1])] + reflow(string[index+1..-1], chars)
      end
    end
    return [clean(string)]
  end
end

#year(string) ⇒ Object

Utility function for managing dates (2015-01-01) and partial dates (2015-05)



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# File 'lib/resme/renderer/renderer.rb', line 42

def year string
  string.to_s[0..3]
end