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RbMethod

Swift
public struct RbMethod

This offers useful services to Swift implementations of Ruby methods.

You do not create instances of this type: instead, RubyGateway creates instances and passes them to method callbacks.

Topics

The object against which the method has been invoked.

Declaration
Swift
public let rubySelf: RbObject

The arguments passed to the method, decoded according to the method’s RbMethodArgsSpec.

Declaration
Swift
public let args: RbMethodArgs

The method’s arguments specification, originally set by the user at the point the method was defined.

Declaration
Swift
public let argsSpec: RbMethodArgsSpec

Has the method been passed a block?

Declaration
Swift
public var isBlockGiven: Bool { get }

Raise an exception if the method has not been passed a block.

Declaration
Swift
public func needsBlock() throws

Invoke the method’s block and get the result.

If the method was not passed a block then a Ruby exception is raised.

Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult
public func yieldBlock(
    args: [RbObjectConvertible?] = [],
    kwArgs: KeyValuePairs<String, RbObjectConvertible?> = [:]
) throws -> RbObject
Parameters
args

The arguments to pass to the block, none by default.
Throws

RbError.rubyException(_:) if the block raises an exception.

RbError.rubyJump(_:) if the block does return or break. You should not attempt to handle rubyJump errors: rethrow them back to Ruby as soon as possible.

Return Value

The value returned by the block.

Get the method’s block as a Ruby Proc.

If you want to just call the block then use yieldBlock(args:kwArgs:). Use this method to store the block or do things to it.

Declaration
Swift
public func captureBlock() throws -> RbObject
Throws

RbError.rubyException(_:) if the method does not have a block.

Return Value

An RbObject for a Proc object wrapping the passed block.

Call the overridden version of the current method.

The current active block, if any, is passed on to the superclass method. There is no RubyBridge equivalent to Ruby’s ‘raw super’ keyword, you must always explicitly specify the arguments to pass on.

If there is no matching superclass method to call then Ruby raises a NoMethodError that is thrown as an RbError.rubyException(_:).

Declaration
Swift
public func callSuper(
    args: [RbObjectConvertible?] = [],
    kwArgs: KeyValuePairs<String, RbObjectConvertible?> = [:]
) throws -> RbObject
Parameters
args

Positional arguments to pass to the superclass method.
kwArgs

Keyword arguments to pass to the superclass method.
Throws

RbError.rubyException(_:) if there is a Ruby exception. RbError.duplicateKwArg(_:) if there are duplicate keywords in kwArgs.

Return Value

The value returned by the superclass method.