rap.rb in rye-0.9.0

- old
+ new

@@ -18,11 +18,11 @@
      # was executed by (Rye::Box or Rye::Set)
     attr_reader :obj
     
      # An array containing any STDERR output 
     attr_reader :stderr
-    attr_reader :exit_code
+    attr_reader :exit_status
       # Only populated when calling via Rye::Shell 
     attr_reader :pid 
     attr_accessor :exit_signal
     
       # The command that was executed. 
@@ -30,18 +30,22 @@
     
     # * +obj+ an instance of Rye::Box or Rye::Set
     # * +args+ anything that can sent to Array#new
     def initialize(obj, *args)
       @obj = obj
-      @exit_code = 0
+      @exit_status = -1
       @stderr = []
       super *args
     end
     
     alias :box :obj
     alias :set :obj
     
+    def inspect
+      "[%s, %s, %s, %s]" % [self.join("").tr("\r", ''), @stderr.join("; ").tr("\r", ''), exit_status, exit_signal]
+    end
+    
     # Returns a reference to the Rye::Rap object (which 
     # acts like an Array that contains the STDOUT from the
     # command executed over SSH). This is available to 
     # maintain consistency with the stderr method. 
     def stdout
@@ -77,19 +81,19 @@
     #
     # In JRuby, if +code+ is a Process::Status object, @pid will be 
     # set to -1 (JRuby doesn't return the pid).   
     #
     # Returns the exit code as an Integer. 
-    def add_exit_code(code)
+    def add_exit_status(code)
       code = 0 if code.nil?
       if code.is_a?(Process::Status)
-        @exit_code = code.exitstatus.to_i
+        @exit_status = code.exitstatus.to_i
         @pid = Rye.sysinfo.vm == :java ? '-1' : code.pid
       else
-        @exit_code = code.to_i
+        @exit_status = code.to_i
       end
     end
-    def code; @exit_code; end
+    def code; @exit_status; end
     
     # Returns the first element if there's only the
     # one, an empty String if there's none. Returns
     # the value of self.join($/) otherwise. 
     def to_s; self.join $/; end
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