Introduce RuboCop::Ast::MethodDispatchNode#selector #267
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Thanks for the PR @gsamokovarov . No problem for I think this is a good idea, but would I would like to know what @koic thinks about it |
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For the record - it looks like a reasonable addition to me. Frankly, I don't see much point in |
If you need to manipulate the call-site of a method dispatch, you have to use node.loc.selector for regular methods and node.loc.keyword for syntax nodes that behave like method invocations, but are not. Super and yield nodes are an example of that. This forces us to check if node.loc responds to #keyword in a few places in rubocop proper and we can make it easier if we expose a method, here I have called it #selector, to all method dispatch nodes and work with it.
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Thanks @bbatsov and @gsamokovarov Released as v1.29.0 👍 |
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Thank you! ❤️ |
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If you need to manipulate the call-site of a method dispatch, you have to use
node.loc.selectorfor regular methods andnode.loc.keywordfor syntax nodes that behave like method invocations. Super and yield nodes are nodes are examples.This forces us to check if
node.locresponds to#keywordin a few places in rubocop proper and we can make it easier if we expose a single method called#selector(the name is up for debate) and use it for method dispatch nodes.As an example, see HashSyntaxShorthand where I had to define a struct to hide away the selector detection.