Inheritence Diagram of Ruby classes...

[Thomas Adam]

Hello All,

Has anyone got, or know of a diagram that shows how the ruby classes are
ordered in terms of inheritence?

Thanks,

Thomas Adam

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[Thomas Adam]

--- Eric Hodel <drbrain@segment7.net> wrote:

> Thomas Adam (thomas_adam16@yahoo.com) wrote:
>

> > Hello All,
> >
> > Has anyone got, or know of a diagram that shows how the ruby classes

> are

> > ordered in terms of inheritence?

>
> Using ObjectSpace.each_object(Class) and a bit of code (like in the
> attached script), you can generate one for yourself. Note that the
> below does not mention any included modules (an exercise for the
> reader).

Eric,

Thank you ever so much for that, but do you have the script? Only, It
wasn't attached to the e-mail :)

-- Thomas Adam

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[Zach Dennis]

Since this thread has came up I've been doing some digging, thanks to Eric
Hodel and Austin for sparking my interest with their attachments and links.
I've been doing some dabbling into the Kernel's public_method and
private_method to determine what belongs to an object.

I found it useful for myself today doing some Tk stuff so I thought I might
pass it along. Here is a quick implementation of it:


require 'tk'

ar = TkRoot.public_methods
ar.each{ |x| puts x }

ar = TkRoot.private_methods
ar.each{ |x| puts x }


Zach

[Dalibor Sramek]

I made a few graphical charts some time ago. It is not updated for Ruby 1.8 but
you may find it useful:

[url]http://www.insula.cz/dali/material/rubycl/[/url]

Dalibor

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