Method: FlexColumns::Util::DynamicMethodsModule#initialize
- Defined in:
- lib/flex_columns/util/dynamic_methods_module.rb
#initialize(target_class, name, &block) ⇒ DynamicMethodsModule
Creates a new instance. target_class
is the Class into which this module should include itself; name
is the name to which it should bind itself. (This will be bound as a constant inside that class, not at top-level on Object; so, for example, if target_class
is User
and name
is Foo
, then this module will end up named User::Foo
, not simply Foo
.)
If passed a block, the block will be evaluated in the context of this module, just like Module#new. Note that you should not use this to define methods that you want #remove_all_methods!, below, to remove; it won’t work. Any methods you add in this block using normal def
will persist, even through #remove_all_methods!.
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# File 'lib/flex_columns/util/dynamic_methods_module.rb', line 34 def initialize(target_class, name, &block) raise ArgumentError, "Target class must be a Class, not: #{target_class.inspect}" unless target_class.kind_of?(Class) raise ArgumentError, "Name must be a Symbol or String, not: #{name.inspect}" unless name.kind_of?(Symbol) || name.kind_of?(String) @target_class = target_class @name = name.to_sym # Unfortunately, there appears to be no way to "un-include" a Module in Ruby -- so we have no way of replacing # an existing DynamicMethodsModule on the target class, which is what we'd really like to do in this situation. if @target_class.const_defined?(@name) existing = @target_class.const_get(@name) if existing && existing != self raise NameError, %{You tried to define a #{self.class.name} named #{name.inspect} on class #{target_class.name}, but that class already has a constant named #{name.inspect}: #{existing.inspect}} end end @target_class.const_set(@name, self) @target_class.send(:include, self) @methods_defined = { } super(&block) end |