`Proc::new` is the one that take the block, not `Proc#initialize` #1707

ParadoxV5 · 2023-12-31T02:29:40Z

May be specific to CRuby; may be a bug.

class MyProc < Proc
  def self.new = super { :new }
  def initialize = super { :initialize }
  
  new.() #=> :new
end

ParadoxV5 mentioned this issue Dec 31, 2023

Overloaded Proc#initialize implodes Steep soutaro/steep#988

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ParadoxV5 changed the title ~~Proc::new is the one that take the block, now Proc#initialize~~ Proc::new is the one that take the block, not Proc#initialize Jan 1, 2024

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`Proc::new` is the one that take the block, not `Proc#initialize` #1707

`Proc::new` is the one that take the block, not `Proc#initialize` #1707

ParadoxV5 commented Dec 31, 2023

Proc::new is the one that take the block, not Proc#initialize #1707

Proc::new is the one that take the block, not Proc#initialize #1707

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ParadoxV5 commented Dec 31, 2023

`Proc::new` is the one that take the block, not `Proc#initialize` #1707

`Proc::new` is the one that take the block, not `Proc#initialize` #1707