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Convert proc to lambda, retain the context.
gem install 'proc-to-lambda'
You can use the method directly by invoke the method to_lambda
of ProcToLambda
.
my_proc = proc { return self + 1 }
my_lambda = ProcToLambda.to_lambda(my_proc)
# `return` works here, and can retain `self`
1.instance_exec(&my_lambda) # => 2
Or, you can include
or extend
the ProcToLambda
module.
include ProcToLambda
def foo
to_lambda(proc {})
end
# beware, this is risky.
Proc.extend(ProcTolambda)
Proc.to_lambda(proc {})
You can see also test cases.
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