Module: Kernel
- Extended by:
- Onload::KernelLoadPatch
- Defined in:
- lib/onload/core_ext/kernel.rb,
lib/onload/core_ext/kernel_zeitwerk.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #load(file, *args) ⇒ Object
- #onload_orig_load ⇒ Object
- #onload_orig_require ⇒ Object
- #require(file) ⇒ Object
Instance Method Details
#load(file, *args) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/onload/core_ext/kernel_zeitwerk.rb', line 9 def load(file, *args) if Onload.process?(file) && Onload.enabled? f = Onload::File.new(file) f.write # I don't understand why, but it's necessary to delete the constant # in order to load the resulting file. Otherwise you get an error about # an uninitialized constant, and it's like... yeah, I _know_ it's # uninitialized, that's why I'm loading this file. Whatevs. loader = Zeitwerk::Registry.loader_for(file) parent, cname = loader.send(:autoloads)[file] if defined?(Zeitwerk::Cref) && parent.is_a?(Zeitwerk::Cref) parent.remove else parent.send(:remove_const, cname) end return onload_orig_load(f.outfile, *args) end onload_orig_load(file, *args) end |
#onload_orig_load ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/onload/core_ext/kernel_zeitwerk.rb', line 7 alias_method :onload_orig_load, :load |
#onload_orig_require ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/onload/core_ext/kernel_zeitwerk.rb', line 6 alias_method :onload_orig_require, :require |
#require(file) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/onload/core_ext/kernel_zeitwerk.rb', line 33 def require(file) to_load = nil if File.absolute_path(file) == file to_load = Onload.unprocessed_file_for(file) elsif file.start_with?(".#{File::SEPARATOR}") abs_path = File.(file) to_load = Onload.unprocessed_file_for(abs_path) else $LOAD_PATH.each do |lp| check_path = File.(File.join(lp, file)) if (unprocessed_file = Onload.unprocessed_file_for(check_path)) to_load = unprocessed_file break end end end if !to_load || Onload::UNLOADABLE_EXTENSIONS.include?(::File.extname(to_load)) # This will be either Ruby's original require or bootsnap's monkeypatched # require in setups that use bootsnap. Lord help us with all these layers # of patches. return onload_orig_require(file) end return false if $LOADED_FEATURES.include?(to_load) load to_load $LOADED_FEATURES << to_load return true end |