Interesting AI generated Ruby Code example

[DanRathbun]

@Mrlucky

I have not tried to tell AI to edit anything that it has generated. I am not sure if it is capable of doing so.

I think he was being sarcastic because I had asked twice for you to correct the code posting in your 1st post.

@Mrlucky

When I am sending AI code to this forum, it is from cutting and pasting from one editor to another. It generally loses any formatting it may have had. Sketchup’s forum does have some basic editing features that can make replies look okay but not all of us are as particular about indenting and colorizing code as others.

Okay, for the last time … READ THIS:

• [How to] Post correctly formatted and colorized code on the forum?

Then, go back up to the 1st post, and click the pencil icon to edit the post, and insert the delimiters for posting code in this forum, before and after the block of code.

I will no longer help you with code unless it is properly posted.

@Mrlucky

I think your advise to start with some of the Wiki files is good advise but I would like to find a more concise book with tested code that works.

Good luck with that. I again refer you to the book lists in the resources I posted a link to above.

@Mrlucky

I may be wrong but I don’t feel that Ruby is nearly as well documented as most other programming languages. … It is though just another interpreted language, … I have played a little with C, C++, Python and of course HTML for web design. Ruby’s syntax is not exactly logical but really not that much different than the basics of most programming languages.

I will point you toward one of the links in my Ruby Learning Resources list …

• Ruby From Other Languages (ruby-lang.org)

It helps coders familiar with certain languages understand the differences and similarities of Ruby versus these other programming languages.

Other than this, debating what coding language is best, better or worse is just a general waste time.
SketchUp has Ruby and C APIs. Take your pick.