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# Mem Memoize any method call. ## Installation ``` gem install mem ``` ## Usage ```ruby class Foo include Mem def initialize @count = 0 end def bar baz end # `memoize` defines bar_with_memoize & bar_without_memoize, # and the result of the 1st method call is stored into @memoized_table. memoize :bar private def baz @count += 1 end end foo = Foo.new foo.bar #=> 1 foo.bar #=> 1 foo.bar #=> 1 foo.has_memoized?(:bar) #=> true foo.memoized(:bar) #=> 1 foo.memoized_table #=> { bar: 1 } ``` ### core ext If that makes you feel better, you can `require "mem/core_ext"` to avoid `include Mem`, while this extends Object class.
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