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Use TracePoint.new{} in Hash.new() example

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Otherwise Ruby 3.4 doesn't print expected `Hash::initialize`
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Lukáš Zachar 2025-01-22 17:55:41 +01:00
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@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ rlJournalStart
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e '1.0 + 9.0'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: Float test"
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e '[1, 2, 3].push(4)'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: Array test"
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e '(1..10).step(1)'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: Range test"
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e 'Hash.new()'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: Hash test"
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e 'TracePoint.new{}.enable; Hash.new()'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: Hash test"
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e '\"abc\".slice!(\"c\")'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: String test"
rlRun "$RUBY $RUBY_OPTS -e 'TracePoint.new{}.enable; 5.times { printf \"Ruby!\n\" }'" 0 "Running ruby interpreter: Cycle and print test"