C# 클래스 IronRuby.Builtins.RubyClass

Implements Class#clr_new feature.

Implements Class#allocate feature.

Implements Class#new feature.

Returns true if this class is equal to super or it is its descendant.

Duplicates this class object. When duplicating singleton class a new "singletonClassOf" reference needs to be provided. NOT thread safe.

Invalidates - failure cache on RubyClass via incrementing extension version - groups - call sites via incrementing method version

Returns a fresh instance of RubyMemberInfo each time it is called. The caller needs to cache it if appropriate. May add or use method groups to/from super-clases if BindingFlags.DeclaredOnly is used.

There are basically 4 cases: 1) CLR method of the given name is not defined in the specified type. Do nothing, the method will be found as we traverse the hierarhy towards the Kernel module. 2) Otherwise 1) There is no RubyMemberInfo of given name present in the (type..Kernel] ancestors. We need to search all types in (type..Object] for CLR method overloads. 2) There is a RubyMemberInfo in a class, say C, in (type..Kernel]. We need to get CLR methods from (type..C) in addition to the members in the type. 1) C.HidesInheritedOverloads == true All overloads of the method we look for are in [type..C). 2) C.HidesInheritedOverloads == false All overloads of the method we look for are in [type..C) and in the RubyMemberInfo.

Doesn't include explicitly implemented interface methods. Including them would allow to call them directly (obj.foo) if the overload resolution succeeds. However, the interface methods are probably implemented explicitly for a reason: 1) There is a conflict in signatures -> the overload resolution would probably fail. 2) The class was designed with an intention to not expose the implementations directly.