A walk through of the JRuby implementation wraps up this series on Ruby internals and Singleton classes.
JRuby is a Java implementation of the Ruby interpreter. That is to say, that one can write plain ol’ Ruby files and hand them off to the JRuby interpreter for execution in the same way that […]
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Objects, Classes, and JRuby Internals
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12 October 2007 |
8:56 |
JRuby, Ruby Internals |
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Real Class
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28 September 2007 |
8:23 |
Smalltalk, JRuby, Ruby Internals, MRI |
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It interesting that Ruby, a language which allows you to so easily bypass encapsulation, encapsulates it’s own internals to the point of occasional prevarication. Heres an example…
pirate = Object.new
def pirate.speak
“Yarrrr”
end
pirate.class == Object.new.class
#=> true
In my last post I explained how the code above forces the interpreter to assign a newly created Singleton class to the […]
It interesting that Ruby, a language which allows you to so easily bypass encapsulation, encapsulates it’s own internals to the point of occasional prevarication. Heres an example…
pirate = Object.new
def pirate.speak
“Yarrrr”
end
pirate.class == Object.new.class
#=> true
In my last post I explained how the code above forces the interpreter to assign a newly created Singleton class to the […]
