A Ruby method that evals a string of code and returns a hash of all locals defined inside
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# Eval a string of code, returning a hash of all local variables and their values. | |
# | |
# @param [String] code | |
# @param [Binding] binding | |
# @param [String] file (shows up in backtrace if an error occurs) | |
# @param [Integer] line (shows up in backtrace if an error occurs) | |
# @return [Hash] a map of :local_var => value_of_that_var | |
def eval!(__code__, binding = nil, file = __FILE__, line = (__LINE__ + 1)) | |
eval <<-SOURCE, binding, file, line | |
#{__code__} | |
local_variables.each_with_object({}) do |var, store| | |
store[var] = eval("\#{var}") | |
end | |
SOURCE | |
end | |
if $0 == __FILE__ | |
locals = eval!("hello_world = 'Hi!'") | |
locals[:hello_world] == "Hi!" | |
end |
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