ruby_dsl.rb in rflow-1.1.0

- old
+ new

@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@
       private
       attr_accessor :setting_specs, :shard_specs, :connection_specs, :default_shard
 
       public
       def initialize
-        @default_shard = {:name => "DEFAULT", :type => :process, :count => 1, :components => []}
+        @default_shard = {:name => 'DEFAULT', :type => :process, :count => 1, :components => []}
         @current_shard = default_shard
 
         @setting_specs = []
         @shard_specs = [default_shard]
         @connection_specs = []
@@ -25,12 +25,12 @@
         setting_specs << {:name => name.to_s, :value => value.to_s, :config_line => get_config_line(caller)}
       end
 
       # DSL method to specify a shard block for either a process or thread
       def shard(name, options = {})
-        raise ArgumentError, "Cannot use DEFAULT as a shard name" if name == 'DEFAULT'
-        raise ArgumentError, "Cannot nest shards" if @current_shard != default_shard
+        raise ArgumentError, 'Cannot use DEFAULT as a shard name' if name == 'DEFAULT'
+        raise ArgumentError, 'Cannot nest shards' if @current_shard != default_shard
 
         type = if options[:thread] || options[:type] == :thread; :thread
                else :process
                end
 
@@ -64,10 +64,10 @@
       end
 
       # DSL method to specify a connection between a
       # component/output_port and another component/input_port.  The
       # component/port specification is a string where the names of
-      # the two elements are separated by '#', and the "connection" is
+      # the two elements are separated by '#', and the 'connection' is
       # specified by a Ruby Hash, i.e.:
       #  connect 'componentA#output' => 'componentB#input'
       # Array ports are specified with an key suffix in standard
       # progamming syntax, i.e.
       #  connect 'componentA#arrayport[2]' => 'componentB#in[1]'