Implement Dir.each_child #4953
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For more information, please see feature #11302.
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| RubyClass dirClass = runtime.getDir(); | ||
| RubyDir dir = (RubyDir) dirClass.newInstance(context, new IRubyObject[]{_path}, block); | ||
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| dir.each_child(context, block); |
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Does this path (block passed in) in MRI really ignore encoding param?
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Good observation. I'm not really sure about MRI on this, but Dir::foreach JRuby method implementation is currently doing something similar if I'm not mistaken: https://github.com/jruby/jruby/blob/ruby-2.5/core/src/main/java/org/jruby/RubyDir.java#L481
I'll get back to this later with my findings.
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Hi folks,
This is another feature targeting Ruby 2.5 [1]: Dir.each_child (feature #11302).
Note: The test is copied from MRI.
Thanks for your review and feedback.