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use instance_method
to get method object
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instead of `method()`. There is a bug around `define_method`, so this patch is workaround.
module M
def foo = 1
self.extend M
end
3.times{
module M
alias foo2 foo
remove_method :foo
def foo = 2
ensure
alias foo foo2
remove_method :foo2
end
p M.foo
original_foo = M.method(:foo)
M.class_eval do
remove_method :foo
def foo = 3
end
M.class_eval do
remove_method :foo
define_method :foo, original_foo
end
} This is repro-code ( |
This patch solves this kind of error:
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I have created and merged ruby/error_highlight#56 |
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`me->defined_class` should be 0 for method entries of Modules. The current implementation violates this condition when the aliased object was complemented cme. This patch checks this condition and fix ruby#11965 (comment)
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`me->defined_class` should be 0 for method entries of Modules. This patch checks this condition and fix ruby#11965 (comment)
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`me->defined_class` should be 0 for method entries of Modules. This patch checks this condition and fix #11965 (comment)
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instead of
method()
.There is a bug around
define_method
, so this patch is workaround.