Remove object_id use in Set#inspect
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amomchilov
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| # Returns a string containing a human-readable representation of the | ||
| # set ("#<Set: {element1, element2, ...}>"). | ||
| def inspect | ||
| ids = (Thread.current[InspectKey] ||= Set.new.compare_by_identity) |
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Using an identity Set here matches what pp does:
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| def self.__inspect_supports_identity_set? |
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This is checked by the corresponding PR in ostruct:
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| # We share the same `ids` value as `OpenStruct#inspect`, so we need to use an identity Set | ||
| # only we're using a newer version of the `ostruct` gem which is also using an identity Set. |
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| # We share the same `ids` value as `OpenStruct#inspect`, so we need to use an identity Set | |
| # only we're using a newer version of the `ostruct` gem which is also using an identity Set. | |
| # We share the same thread-local `ids` value as `OpenStruct#inspect`, so we need to use an identity Set | |
| # only when we're using a newer version of the `ostruct` gem which is also using an identity Set. |
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Found this while auditing uses of
object_idinruby/ruby. Pulled out from ruby/ruby#9276.This PR replaces look-ups into an Array by
object_ids, with an identity Set (seeSet#compare_by_identity). This has the same semantics but is faster and doesn't trigger allocation of IDs for these objects.On quirk here is that the
Thread.current[:__inspect_key__]value used bySet#inspectis also shared withOpenStruct#inspect. This PR provides two implementations of#inspect, depending on whether or not the matching version of theostructgem is also using an identity set. See ruby/ostruct#58