Roo::Base#each_with_pagename returns Enumerator Object

[tsuchiyaisshin]

Summary

Generally in ruby, when a method named like "each" called without block returns an Enumerator.

[kakubin]

@tsuchiyaisshin First time contribution 🎉🎉🎉

[starchcode]

How does it change the way we use each_with_pagename? this doesn't work in my project anymore

`spreadsheet.each_with_pagename do |firstvar, secondvar|

some stuff

    end`

[starchcode]

I added another each so it worked. but isn't it strange?

spreadsheet.each_with_pagename.each do |firstvar, secondvar| #somestuff end

[starchcode]

@tsuchiyaisshin @kakubin I forgot to mention you guys on this one. please see my comments above

[broksonic21]

Seconding @starchcode here. This feels non-standard to me, and surprised us when upgrading. Adding the extra each does work, but is counterintuitive. I definitely suggesting rolling this one back.

[starchcode]

@broksonic21 one way would be to change the name of the function from each_with_pagename to something like pages or anything that makes the most sense this way appending and extra each wouldn't sound strange. Unless there are better ways to work it out

[broksonic21]

@starchcode that rename would make more sense.

[kakubin]

@starchcode @broksonic21 sorry this change doesn't fit my intention, so I made fix https://github.com/roo-rb/roo/pull/584