Module: Stupidedi::Inspect

Included in:
Builder::AbstractState, Builder::BuilderDsl, Builder::Instruction, Builder::InstructionTable, Builder::StateMachine, Config, Config::CodeListConfig, Config::EditorConfig, Config::FunctionalGroupConfig, Config::InterchangeConfig, Config::TransactionSetConfig, Editor::AbstractEd, Editor::ResultSet, Reader::AbstractInput, Reader::ComponentElementTok, Reader::CompositeElementTok, Reader::Position, Reader::RepeatedElementTok, Reader::SegmentDict, Reader::SegmentTok, Reader::SimpleElementTok, Reader::StreamReader, Reader::TokenReader, Schema::AbstractElementDef, Schema::AbstractElementUse, Schema::CodeList, Schema::FunctionalGroupDef, Schema::InterchangeDef, Schema::LoopDef, Schema::SegmentDef, Schema::SegmentUse, Schema::TransactionSetDef, ThreadLocalHash, ThreadLocalVar, Values::AbstractVal
Defined in:
lib/stupidedi/inspect.rb

Overview

When an exception is raised, in some cases ‘#inspect` is called on a huge object graph to generate the message `“undefined method ’…‘ for <Stupidedi::Schema::TransactionSetDef:0x…>”`. This can take several seconds, since `Object#inspect` descends recursively into each instance variable.

This mixin defines an alternative default implementation for ‘#inspect`, which should be significantly faster than the default Ruby implementation since it does not descend into the object.

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#inspect ⇒ String

Returns:

  • (String) 


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# File 'lib/stupidedi/inspect.rb', line 20

def inspect
  if self.class.name.empty?
    "#<\#<Class:0x#{self.class.object_id.abs.to_s(16)}>"
  else
    "#<#{self.class.name}"
  end << ":0x#{object_id.abs.to_s(16)} ...>"
end