Ruby Issue Tracking System

08/15/2012

09:00 PM Ruby Feature #6828: Constancy of Constants

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I think it might be implemented but i'd rather not do that.
The reason why its not equivalent is because the first statement means:
((|Define module Baz under Foo::Bar|))
The second one means:
((|Define module Foo, define module B... MasterLambaster (Alex N)

02/14/2012

08:23 PM Ruby Bug #6020: Unexpected is_a/kind_of behaviour

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Yes, i know how instance is_a? works. The problem is that the module owns the same functionality as well.
For example:
module A; end
A.class #=> Module
A.is_a?(A) #=> false
A.is_a?(A.class) #=> true
From implementatio... MasterLambaster (Alex N)

07:41 PM Ruby Bug #6020: Unexpected is_a/kind_of behaviour

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well, at least (({Integer.is_a?(Integer) #=> true})). I can live with that fact that the (({BasicObject.is_a?(Module) #=> true})) bearing in mind that the BasicObject is a Class
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MasterLambaster (Alex N)

07:20 PM Ruby Bug #6020 (Rejected): Unexpected is_a/kind_of behaviour

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I've noticed some inconsistent is_a?/kind_of? methods behavior in a very special cases
self.class #=> Object
BasicObject.is_a?(BasicObject) #=> true
Module.is_a?(Module) #=> true
Class.is_a?(Class) #=> true
Object.is_... MasterLambaster (Alex N)