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I figured that Ruby must have similar functionality to Python's dir() Sounds like you wanted 'x'.methods => [:<=>, :==, :===, :eql?, :hash, :casecmp, .

by gmac 16y ago

I figured that Ruby must have similar functionality to Python's dir() Sounds like you wanted 'x'.methods => [:<=>, :==, :===, :eql?, :hash, :casecmp, ... ] or the more focused 'x'.methods - Object.methods => [:casecmp, :+, :*, :%, :[], ... ] ?

jrheard 16y ago
Yup - that's exactly what I was looking for. Awesome.
- rb2k_ 16y ago
  The question is why Python calls it "dir" when you just want to see a list of the object's methods...