Shows a simple class implemented in Ruby and Mirah

ruby_and_mirah.rb

# Ruby
class Rubyish
  def a_method(some_string, some_hash)
    @message = some_string
    @transform = some_hash
    puts @message
  end
  
  def another_method
    @transform.each_pair do |key, val|
      puts @message.gsub(key.to_s, val.to_s)
    end
  end
end


@a = Rubyish.new
@a.a_method("This looks like ruby", :looks => :smells)
@a.another_method



# Mirah
import java.util.HashMap

class Rubyish
  def a_method(some_string:String, some_hash:HashMap)
    @message = some_string
    @transform = some_hash
    puts @message
  end
  
  def another_method
    @transform.keys.each do |key|       # maps down to java's keySet
      puts @message.replaceAll(String(key), String(@transform[key]))
    end
  end
end


@a = Rubyish.new
@a.a_method("This looks like ruby", :looks => :smells)
@a.another_method