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def print_result(desc) | |
result = yield | |
puts "#{desc} class=#{result.class} inspect=#{result.inspect}" | |
rescue => e | |
warn "#{desc} fail: #{e}" | |
end | |
def test(obj) | |
puts "\n== #{obj.inspect} == " | |
print_result("[*obj] =>") { [*obj] } | |
print_result("Array(obj) =>") { Array(obj) } | |
print_result("Array.wrap(obj) =>") { Array.wrap(obj) } | |
end | |
# trivial cases work the same: | |
[nil, true, false, 161, [1, 3, 1, 2], { :foo => :bar }].each(&method(:test)) | |
# things become different with objects that implement implicit (to_ary) and/or | |
# explicit (to_a) coercions: | |
test(1..3) | |
# now, let's go crazy: | |
class Dummy | |
def initialize(to_a:, to_ary:) | |
@to_a = to_a | |
@to_ary = to_ary | |
define_singleton_method(:to_a) { @to_a } if @to_a | |
define_singleton_method(:to_ary) { @to_ary } if @to_ary | |
end | |
class << self | |
alias [] new | |
end | |
end | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => [1, 6, 1], :to_ary => [1, 3, 1, 2]]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => "AFA", :to_ary => [1, 3, 1, 2]]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => [1, 6, 1], :to_ary => "ACAB"]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => [1, 6, 1], :to_ary => nil]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => nil, :to_ary => [1, 6, 1]]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => "AFA", :to_ary => nil]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => nil, :to_ary => "AFA"]) | |
test(Dummy[:to_a => nil, :to_ary => nil]) |
To make it easier to think of those methods, here's brief outline of behaviours:
Array(object)
- Return
object
as is if it's anArray
- Otherwise coerce object implicitly (if
object
responds to#to_ary
)- Raise
TypeError
if coercion returned in non-Array
- Raise
- Otherwise coerce object explicitly (if
object
responds to#to_a
)- Raise
TypeError
if coercion returned non-Array
- Raise
- Otherwise wrap
object
into anArray
(as in:[object]
)
Array.wrap(object)
- Return
object
as is if it's anArray
- Otherwise coerce object implicitly (if
object
responds to#to_ary
)- Return result of coercion as is if it's truthy (anything but
nil
orfalse
)
- Return result of coercion as is if it's truthy (anything but
- Otherwise wrap
object
into anArray
(as in:[object]
)
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Seems like
Array.wrap
is the most obvious implementation.