Runtime assertions for Ruby
literal.fun
ruby
Consistent use of `===` instead of `is_a?`
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lib/literal/data_structure.rb
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lib/literal/data_structure.rb
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lib/literal/properties.rb
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lib/literal/properties.rb
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def literal_properties
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return @literal_properties if defined?(@literal_properties)
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if superclass.is_a?(Literal::Properties)
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if Literal::Properties === superclass
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@literal_properties = superclass.literal_properties.dup
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else
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@literal_properties = Literal::Properties::Schema.new
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lib/literal/properties/schema.rb
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lib/literal/properties/schema.rb
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def generate_eq(buffer = +"")
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buffer << "def ==(other)\n"
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buffer << " return false unless other.is_a?(self.class) && other.class.literal_properties.size == self.class.literal_properties.size\n"
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buffer << " return false unless self.class === other && other.class.literal_properties.size == self.class.literal_properties.size\n"
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sorted_properties = @sorted_properties
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i, n = 0, sorted_properties.size