Re: will callable objects be more general in Ruby 1.9?

Hi,

In message "Re: will callable objects be more general in Ruby 1.9?"
    on Fri, 27 May 2005 02:34:21 +0900, Eric Mahurin <[e-mail]> writes:

|In Ruby 1.9 CVS, you can "call" local variables. i.e.
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|f = {|*args,&block| puts(*args);block[]}
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|f("hello","world!") {puts("bye")}
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|The last statement is equivalent to:
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|f.call("hello","world!") {puts("bye")}

|Any plans making these callable objects more general?

In fact, I am thinking reverting this "call" change.  It causes code
incompatibility, and lacks some generality, as you've stated.

							matz.