Ryan Endacott

I'll try and port it to Ruby tonight :)

Started the ruby port, it's not quite done yet though: https://github.com/ryan-endacott/VerbalExpressions.rb

@go-oleg, I think that's a good idea. With my [Ruby port](https://github.com/ryan-endacott/verbal_expressions), I already have tests, a rakefile, and a gemspec. I'm not sure all of that belongs in this repo....

@ionutvmi, add me and I'll fork my Ruby port.

@ionutvmi @jehna Should we go ahead and make this repository (because it's so popular) a general readme Repo that gives an example and links to the organization?

@ionutvmi, it actually looks like even though I'm a member I don't have permission to fork. Here's the [Ruby port](https://github.com/ryan-endacott/verbal_expressions) if you want to fork it.

@ionutvmi, Awesome! Thanks. @jehna, could you add a link in the description of this repo to the organization?

Thanks! I hope you like it! I like `exactly`. I was also considering `next`. Thoughts?

Oh, oops. You're correct. It's reserved. Maybe `match`? I think I probably prefer `exactly` though.

Of course, when implementing `match` I ran into another error. Because of the way the DSL is implemented, it overrides the `match` method on the regex object itself. Know of...