Use String#byteindex instead of String#index #286
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Because String#index takes O(N), where N is the second argument, while String#byteindex takes O(1).
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We should wait until Ruby 3.1 gets EOL. |
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@shugo I added it to a new v0.6 milestone. 🙂 |
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@gooroodev WDYT? |
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@admsev @gooroodev please don't. It's obnoxious and not very helpful. |
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I remember now that the argument of ResponseParser#parse is usually ASCII-8BIT, so this change doesn't matter unless ResponseParser#parse is directly used with other encodings. |
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Because String#index takes O(N), where N is the second argument, while String#byteindex takes O(1).