From: Eugene Scripnik <Eugene.Scripnik@...>
Date: 2002-02-07T00:28:19+09:00
Subject: Re: eval_wrap

Wednesday, February 06, 2002, 3:34:53 PM, you wrote:

>>>>>> "E" == Eugene Scripnik <Eugene.Scripnik@itgrp.net> writes:

E>> Is there any difference for my scripts to not be evaluated as
E>> toplevel?

t> pigeon% cat ff.rb
t> class Array
t>    def uu
t>    end
t> end
t> p Array.instance_methods
t> pigeon% 

t> pigeon% cat b.rb
t> #!/usr/bin/ruby
t> load "ff.rb", true
t> p Array.instance_methods
t> pigeon% 

t> pigeon% b.rb
t> ["uu"]
t> ["<=>", "first", "sort", "==", "nitems", "replace", "fill", "size", "indices", "delete", "&", "===", "inspect", "flatten", "index", "clone", "reject!", "reverse_each", "collect", "reverse!",
t> "unshift", "each", "to_a", "compact", "delete_at", "*", "uniq", "map!", "pop", "include?", "+", "eql?", "empty?", "sort!", "last", "-", "slice", "assoc", "concat", "flatten!", "rindex", "clear",
t> "length", "indexes", "join", "at", "[]", "delete_if", "[]=", "each_index", "reverse", "to_s", "compact!", "<<", "pack", "frozen?", "uniq!", "filter", "shift", "|", "slice!", "rassoc", "to_ary",
t> "hash", "collect!", "push"]
t> pigeon% 
I don't really understand your example, why Array.instance_methods in
ff.rb loaded by b.rb have only one instance method??

By the way:

Module.new.module_eval {
    class Array
        def uu
        end
    end
    p Array.instance_methods
}
p Array.instance_methods

produces the same output...

-- 
Best regards,
 Eugene [team Enticla]               mailto:Eugene.Scripnik@itgrp.net