lib/awesome_print/core_ext/awesome_method_array.rb
# Copyright (c) 2010-2016 Michael Dvorkin and contributors
#
# Awesome Print is freely distributable under the terms of MIT license.
# See LICENSE file or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# The following makes it possible to invoke awesome_print while performing
# operations on method arrays, ex:
#
# ap [].methods - Object.methods
# ap ''.methods.grep(/!|\?/)
#
# If you could think of a better way please let me know :-)
#
module AwesomeMethodArray #:nodoc:
def -(_other_ary)
super.tap do |arr|
arr.instance_variable_set(:@__awesome_methods__, self.instance_variable_get(:@__awesome_methods__))
end
end
def &(_other_ary)
super.tap do |arr|
arr.instance_variable_set(:@__awesome_methods__, self.instance_variable_get(:@__awesome_methods__))
end
end
#
# Intercepting Array#grep needs a special treatment since grep accepts
# an optional block.
#
def grep(pattern, &blk)
#
# The following looks rather insane and I've sent numerous hours trying
# to figure it out. The problem is that if grep gets called with the
# block, for example:
#
# [].methods.grep(/(.+?)_by/) { $1.to_sym }
#
# ...then simple:
#
# original_grep(pattern, &blk)
#
# doesn't set $1 within the grep block which causes nil.to_sym failure.
# The workaround below has been tested with Ruby 1.8.7/Rails 2.3.8 and
# Ruby 1.9.2/Rails 3.0.0. For more info see the following thread dating
# back to 2003 when Ruby 1.8.0 was as fresh off the grill as Ruby 1.9.2
# is in 2010 :-)
#
# http://www.justskins.com/forums/bug-when-rerouting-string-52852.html
#
# BTW, if you figure out a better way of intercepting Array#grep please
# let me know: twitter.com/mid -- or just say hi so I know you've read
# the comment :-)
#
arr = unless blk
super(pattern)
else
super(pattern) do |match|
#
# The binding can only be used with Ruby-defined methods, therefore
# we must rescue potential "ArgumentError: Can't create Binding from
# C level Proc" error.
#
# For example, the following raises ArgumentError since #succ method
# is defined in C.
#
# [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 ].grep(1..2, &:succ)
#
eval("%Q/#{match.to_s.gsub('/', '\/')}/ =~ #{pattern.inspect}", blk.binding) rescue ArgumentError
yield match
end
end
arr.instance_variable_set(:@__awesome_methods__, self.instance_variable_get(:@__awesome_methods__))
arr.reject! { |item| !(item.is_a?(Symbol) || item.is_a?(String)) } # grep block might return crap.
arr
end
end