a.rb

= KKeerrnneell

(from ruby site)
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= CCllaassss  mmeetthhooddss::

  URI
  open
  open_uri_original_open
  pp

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  Array
  BigDecimal
  Complex
  Float
  Integer
  JSON
  Pathname
  Rational
  String
  URI
  __callee__
  __method__
  `
  abort
  at_exit
  autoload
  autoload?
  binding
  block_given?
  callcc
  caller
  catch
  chomp
  chop
  eval
  exec
  exit
  exit!
  fail
  fork
  format
  gem
  gem_original_require
  gets
  global_variables
  gsub
  iterator?
  j
  jj
  lambda
  load
  local_variables
  loop
  open
  open_uri_original_open
  p
  pp
  pretty_inspect
  print
  printf
  proc
  psych_y
  putc
  puts
  raise
  rand
  readline
  readlines
  require
  require_relative
  scanf
  select
  set_trace_func
  sleep
  spawn
  sprintf
  srand
  sub
  syscall
  system
  test
  throw
  trace_var
  trap
  untrace_var
  warn
  y

(from gem activesupport-3.2.3)
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  breakpoint
  capture
  class_eval
  debugger
  enable_warnings
  quietly
  silence
  silence_stream
  silence_warnings
  singleton_class
  suppress
  with_warnings

(from gem builder-3.0.0)
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Since Ruby is very dynamic, methods added to the ancestors of BlankSlate
_a_f_t_e_r_ _B_l_a_n_k_S_l_a_t_e_ _i_s_
_d_e_f_i_n_e_d will show up in the list of available BlankSlate
methods.  We handle this by defining a hook in the Object and Kernel classes
that will hide any method defined after BlankSlate has been loaded.
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= CCllaassss  mmeetthhooddss::

  blank_slate_method_added
  method_added

(from gem debugger-1.1.1)
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= IInnssttaannccee  mmeetthhooddss::

  binding_n
  breakpoint
  debugger

(from gem highline-1.6.11)
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require "highline/import" adds shortcut methods to Kernel, making agree(),
ask(), choose() and say() globally available.  This is handy for quick and
dirty input and output.  These methods use the HighLine object in the global
variable $terminal, which is initialized to used $stdin and $stdout (you are
free to change this). Otherwise, these methods are identical to their HighLine
counterparts, see that class for detailed explanations.
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(from gem i18n-0.6.0)
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= IInnssttaannccee  mmeetthhooddss::

  suppress_warnings

(from gem ruby-debug-base19-0.11.25)
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= IInnssttaannccee  mmeetthhooddss::

  binding_n
  breakpoint
  debugger

(from gem ruby-debug19-0.11.6)
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= IInnssttaannccee  mmeetthhooddss::

  breakpoint
  debugger

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Also found in:
  gem gist-3.1.0
  gem json-1.7.3
  gem json_pure-1.6.6