instance_eval method change self in its block, eg:
class D; end
d = D.new
d.instance_eval do
puts self # print something like #<D:0x8a6d9f4>, not 'main'!
end
If we define a method ourself(or any other methods(other than instance_eval) which takes a block), when print self, we will get 'main', which is different from instance_eval method.eg:
[1].each do |e|
puts self # print 'main'
end
How can i define a method(which takes a block) like instance_eval? Thanks in advance.
You can write a method that accepts a proc argument, and then pass that as a proc argument to instance_eval.
class Foo
def bar(&b)
# Do something here first.
instance_eval &b
# Do something else here afterward, call it again, etc.
end
end
Foo.new.bar { puts self }
Yields
#<Foo:0x100329f00>
It's obvious:
class Object
def your_method(*args, &block)
instance_eval &block
end
end
receiver = Object.new
receiver.your_method do
puts self #=> it will print the self of receiver
end
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