Finding something like `if ( ready? && set? ) { fight! };` in Ruby

readysetfight.markdown

Right now, the tagline-code-snippet thing on Codebrawl is if ( ready? && set? ) { fight! };. While this looks nice, this is not valid Ruby code.

So, I'm looking for something better. It should be Ruby, and it should look cool. If you have an idea, please fork the Gist and add it to the list below. Thanks! :)

ready? && set? && fight! 
if ( ready? && set? ) then fight! end
( ready? && set? ) ? fight! : nil
fight! if ready? && set?

fight! if ready? and set?

@spllr that's a good one I've been thinking about, but the order bugs me a bit. I'd love it to sound like "ready? set? fight!". :)

Its all about the fight! baby!

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On Jul 3, 2011, at 1:07 PM, jeffkreeftmeijer wrote: @spllr that's a good one I've been thinking about, but the order bugs me a bit. I'd love it to sound like "ready? set? fight!". :) ## Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1062136

Not a pretty but valid:

while (ready? and set?) do; fight! end

I think
if ready? && set? then fight! end
is the most readable solution.

if (ready? && set?); fight!; end or if ready? && set?; fight!; end preserve the intended order - I dislike the semicolons though

Thanks everyone, I went for if ready? && set? then fight! end: http://codebrawl.com :)