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Feature #18798

Updated by ko1 (Koichi Sasada) over 2 years ago

Now `UnboundMethod` for a same method from a superclass and an inherited class are not `==`. 

 ```ruby 
 class C 
   def foo = :C 
   $mc = instance_method(:foo) 
 end 

 class D < C 
   $md = instance_method(:foo) 
 end 

 p $mc == $md #=> false 
 p $mc.owner #=> C 
 p $mc.owner == $mc.owner #=> true 
 p $mc.source_location == $mc.source_location #=> true 
 p $mc.inspect #=> "#<UnboundMethod: C#foo() t.rb:3>" 
 p $md.inspect #=> "#<UnboundMethod: D(C)#foo() t.rb:3>" 
 ``` 

 How about to make it `UnboundMethod#==` return true for this case? 
 Rule: "return true if the UnboundMethod objects point to a points same method definition" seems simple. 

 FYI: On aliased unbound methods point to a same method are `==`. 


 ```ruby 
 class C 
   def foo = :C 
   alias bar foo 
   $mfoo = instance_method(:foo) 
   $mbar = instance_method(:bar) 
 end 

 p $mfoo, $mbar 
 #=> #<UnboundMethod: C#foo() t.rb:2> 
 #=> #<UnboundMethod: C#bar(foo)() t.rb:2> 

 p $mfoo == $mbar #=> true 
 ``` 

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