Is it possible for a lambda
, proc
, method
or other type of block in ruby, to yield to another block?
something like...
a = lambda {
puts 'in a'
yield if block_given?
}
a.call { puts "in a's block" }
this doesn't work... it just produces
in a
=> nil
Is there way to get the block to call a block?
To pass any argument from yield to the block we can write || inside the block as the name of the argument. {|number| puts “Your message”} and yield will call as yield 5. So here 5 will be the value for the |number|.
The yield keyword instructs Ruby to execute the code in the block. In this example, the block returns the string "yes!" .
The &block is a way of sending a piece of Ruby code in to a method and then evaluating that code in the scope of that method.
Yield is a keyword (meaning it's a core part of the language) & it's used inside methods for calling a block. Here's what you need to know: Calling a block runs the code inside that block (like calling a method) Yield can pass any number of arguments to the block.
I'm not sure if you can you can do that, but something similar would be:
In Ruby 1.8.6:
a = lambda { |my_proc|
puts 'in a'
my_proc.call
}
a.call(lambda { puts "in a's block" })
In Ruby 1.9.1, you can have block parameters
a = lambda { |&block|
puts 'in a'
block.call
}
a.call { puts "in a's block" }
You can call the block, which is similar to yielding.
a = lambda {|&block| block.call if block}
a.call {print "hello"}
Note that
a.call
Will not return an error.
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