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Feature #10406
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Method starting with a capital is not detected when parentheses and receiver are omitted
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A method whose name starts with a capital is not detected when parentheses and receiver are omitted.
def Foo; puts "foo" end
Foo # => uninitialized constant Foo
If I disambiguate it as a method, then the method is detected:
Foo() # => foo
This kind of consideration if unnecessary if the method name does not start with a capital.
def foo; puts "foo" end
foo # => foo
So I expect method Foo to be detected without explicit receiver and arguments (unless there is a constant with the same name).
def Foo; puts "foo" end
I first thought this as a bug. If it is not a bug, then I would like to ask this as a feature request.
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