Monday, September 9, 2013
if you really need to do some processing that gets you an array with duplicate entries and then clean the array at the end of it all. try doing something like
@mem = @mem.uniq
you can probably do @mem.uniq! but i've had some cases where that didn't get me the results i wanted.
-- @mem = @mem.uniq
you can probably do @mem.uniq! but i've had some cases where that didn't get me the results i wanted.
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