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Handle type arguments appropriately #19
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This is the first preparation for ruby#19. It also removes superclass from ClassDef and moved the information to Type::Class.
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This is the first preparation for #19. It also removes superclass from ClassDef and moved the information to Type::Class.
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Currently, TypeProf completely ignores
Array[X]
ofclass Bar[X] < Foo[Array[X]]
.More practical example:
because:
Enumerable[[K, V], Hash[K, V]]
.Enumerable#find
returnsElem?
. In this case,Elem
==[K, V]
Elem
==[K, V]
, so it replacesElem
withuntyped
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