Removing mixin methods

Ruby
1

hi -

trying to debug some metaprogramming, i just want to find the methods
of an object, and remove all methods created by mixins from other
modules.

its easy enough to remove the superclass/inheritance chain,

mm = @pet.methods - @pet.class.superclass.methods

but is there a way to remove any methods that come from other modules
mixed in?

thanks!

/dc

2

dc wrote:

hi -

trying to debug some metaprogramming, i just want to find the methods
of an object, and remove all methods created by mixins from other
modules.

its easy enough to remove the superclass/inheritance chain,

mm = @pet.methods - @pet.class.superclass.methods

but is there a way to remove any methods that come from other modules
mixed in?

thanks!

/dc

Does this help?

class MyArray < Array
def foo
end
end

origins = MyArray.ancestors.inject(Hash.new) { |result, mod|
result.update(mod => mod.instance_methods(false))
}

require ‘pp’
pp origins

=>

{Object=>[],
Enumerable=>
[“select”,
“each_with_index”,
“grep”,
“map”,
“find_all”,
“sort_by”,
“collect”,
“detect”,
“max”,
“to_a”,
“sort”,
“partition”,
“any?”,
“include?”,
“reject”,
“zip”,
“find”,
“min”,
“member?”,
“entries”,
“inject”,
“all?”],
Array=>
[“concat”,
“push”,
“include?”,
“rassoc”,
“&”,
“compact!”,
“delete_at”,
“size”,
“collect!”,
“collect”,
“reverse_each”,
“flatten”,
“uniq!”,
“reverse”,
“first”,
“fill”,
“*”,
“insert”,
“reject!”,
“unshift”,
“+”,
“compact”,
“replace”,
“pack”,
“select”,
“at”,
“zip”,
“transpose”,
“to_s”,
“-”,
“eql?”,
“index”,
“pop”,
“uniq”,
“hash”,
“[]”,
“delete_if”,
“map!”,
“[]=”,
“|”,
“map”,
“indexes”,
“assoc”,
“<<”,
“last”,
“values_at”,
“length”,
“slice!”,
“reject”,
“each_index”,
“delete”,
“sort!”,
“sort”,
“fetch”,
“each”,
“clear”,
“join”,
“empty?”,
“inspect”,
“rindex”,
“flatten!”,
“frozen?”,
“shift”,
“<=>”,
“to_ary”,
“==”,
“reverse!”,
“slice”,
“to_a”,
“indices”,
“nitems”],
Kernel=>
[“clone”,
“protected_methods”,
“freeze”,
“instance_variable_set”,
“is_a?”,
“type”,
“methods”,
“=~”,
“send”,
“instance_of?”,
“id”,
“instance_variables”,
“to_s”,
“eql?”,
“dup”,
“hash”,
“private_methods”,
“nil?”,
“class”,
“tainted?”,
“singleton_methods”,
“extend”,
“instance_eval”,
“untaint”,
“send”,
“display”,
“method”,
“instance_variable_get”,
“object_id”,
“kind_of?”,
“inspect”,
“taint”,
“frozen?”,
“==”,
“public_methods”,
“id”,
“respond_to?”,
“===”,
“equal?”,
“to_a”],
MyArray=>[“foo”]}