Document a few details about class#2174
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class A
X: class # A
end
class B < A
# B::X is of type B
endI’ve always considered SUBJECT = Object.new
SUBJECT.extend Comparable # i.e., SUBJECT.singleton_class.include Comparableclass Object
def dup: () -> instance # Object
def itself: () -> self # Object
end
SUBJECT: Object & Comparable
# SUBJECT.dup -> Object
# SUBJECT.itself -> Object & Comparable |
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Thanks. Looks good. I found the biggest difference is when the class is generic. When the type is |
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Terrasa <alexandre.terrasa@shopify.com>
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Following the discussion in #2139 (comment).