Also,
p Dog.ancestors
--output:--
[Dog, Cat, Animal, Object, Kernel, BasicObject]
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>
> Modules that are included are inserted into the inheritance chain.
> Where in the chain?
>
>
>
> module Cat
> def greet
> puts 'meow'
> end
> end
>
> class Animal
> def greet
> puts 'hi'
> end
> end
>
> class Dog < Animal
> include Cat
>
> de
class Animal
def greet
puts 'hi'
end
end
class Dog < Animal
def greet
super
end
end
d = Dog.new
d.greet
--output:--
hi
module Animal
def greet
puts 'hi'
end
end
class Dog
include Animal
def greet
super
end
end
d = Dog.new
d.greet
--output:--
hi
Modul
Let's say I call LookupContext with a details hash consisitng of a
format. Here's the sequence as I understand it:
1) First lookup_context.rb is loaded, which means the macros are
called immediately. The register_detail macro, accepts a symbol and
block. We pass it a symbol :formats and a block wh
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