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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Assignee:
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Thomas E Enebo
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Created:
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12/Dec/12 3:19 AM
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Description:
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Using `ObjectSpace.each_object(Module)` to attempt to get a list of all modules and classes under JRuby has the effect of also reporting all of the `Java::Foo` compatibility wrapper modules. This would not be such a problem, except that these objects do not adhere to even the most basic contracts of what a Module should do.
For example, calling #name on these wrappers does not have the desired effect:
> Java::JavaUtilRegex.name
=> Java::JavaUtilRegexName
The #to_s method does work, but ideally so would #name and a handful of others.
Alternatively, is it really necessary that these wrappers advertise as Module instances? Calling #kind_of?, #ancestors, #class, etc. all do not work. Trying to create new classes inside the scope of these modules does not work. Attempting to include them yields a error like: "ArgumentError: Java package `java.util.regex' does not have a method `append_features'".
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Project:
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JRuby
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Priority:
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![Major]() Major
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Reporter:
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Joshua Ballanco
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