From: luke gruber <luke.gru@...>
Date: 2011-08-04T05:41:23+09:00
Subject: Re: system stack error in ObjectSpace.each_object

> There are two parts:

> In the example "cl" is a member of the Struct which means there is a
> pair of accessor methods, so "cl" really is a call to the getter.  And
> the getter is set to "self" in Module#lemmings (which is an instance
> method of all modules and classes).

> robert

I'm an idiot, I just forgot that instance methods defined in class 
Module are effectively singleton methods for all classes and modules (or 
if they aren't, please let me know!).

Another question: is there a reason you explicity include enumerable, 
because I think structs include enumerable by default?

Also, the members getter of a struct is set to 'self' by default?

Thanks again, I'm gonna look into your blog post.

-Luke

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