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09/07/2016

12:03 AM Ruby Feature #3511: rb_path_to_class should call custom const_defined? methods
Thanks for considering!
I've opened a new ticket and described my concrete use case, as I don't see a way to reopen this one.
https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/12731
oggy (George Ogata)
12:01 AM Ruby Feature #12731 (Open): rb_path_to_class should call custom const_defined? methods (take 2)
(This is a continuation of #3511, as I don't see a way to reopen the ticket, as Matz requested there.)
I'm sorry to be a pain, but I've given this more thought and I think this is still worth considering.
My current use case is a R...
oggy (George Ogata)

09/06/2016

11:23 PM Ruby Feature #12655: Accessing the method visibility
Thanks Shyouhei! I believe I need the 2 methods Nobu has implemented in this patch here to implement Looksee entirely in ruby, which I would love to do. In the latest version of looksee I have reduced the MRI extension down to just these... oggy (George Ogata)

08/07/2016

05:18 PM Ruby Feature #12655: Accessing the method visibility
Hi,
I'm the original author of looksee.
I agree that we don't need everything in the Looksee extension in ruby. Looksee was written back in 2009 when I think the situation was a little different, but now I believe Module#ancestors ...
oggy (George Ogata)

07/05/2016

04:48 AM Ruby Feature #3511: rb_path_to_class should call custom const_defined? methods
I've attached an updated patch for current ruby trunk, which I think is a little more consistent with non-lazily-defined constant lookup. Also simplified the test case a little.
oggy (George Ogata)

06/19/2016

12:34 AM Ruby Feature #3511: rb_path_to_class should call custom const_defined? methods
Hiroshi Nakamura wrote:
> Aaron, is this hook extension still needed for your usecase? (assuming Rails?)
> ...
Would this idea still be considered? I find this issue comes up fairly frequently in Rails apps when an object is serialized...
oggy (George Ogata)

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