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Anonymous Struct literal ${a:1, b:2} #3259

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@ko1 ko1 commented Jun 25, 2020

Try to introduce anonymous Struct literal.
https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/16986

${a:1, b:2} is almost equal to Struct.new(kw.keys).new(kw.values) where kw is {a:1, b:2}.
Anonymous class is prepared at compile time.

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It's a fun idea.

I can see many usage.

ko1 added 7 commits June 26, 2020 15:23
Try to introduce anonymous Struct literal.
${a:1, b:2} is equal to Struct.new(kw.keys).new(kw.values) where
kw is {a:1, b:2}.
If members of literal struct are same and same order, they share
same class.

Also fix ISeq#to_binary, .load_from_binary.
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ys commented Jun 26, 2020

I always wanted something short like this, but do you think we could have something more explicit and verbose like struct(a:1, b:2). Single symbols always end up with people googling around weirdly to find which one it is!

{
/*%%%*/
$$ = new_struct(p, $3, &@$);
$$->nd_brace = TRUE;
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This seems unnecessary, because it is not a NODE_HASH.

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ko1 commented Jun 27, 2020

Please DO NOT discuss spec here. Please write a comment on redmine ticket.

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just delegate method_missing to [], then you can use . syntax

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