class Module STANDARD_FILTER = /(\?$|^(__|object_|instance_)|^(send|inspect|dup|clone|null|\W+)$)/ @@private_filters = {} def private_filter( *filter ) return @@private_filters[self] if filter.empty? filter.collect! do |f| if f == // STANDARD_FILTER elsif Regexp === f f else f.to_s end end @@private_filters[self] = filter public_instance_methods.each do |name| case name.to_s when *filter #puts "public #{name}" else #puts "private #{name}" private name end end filter end # # def self.filter(name) @@private_filters.each do |base, filter| case name.to_s when *base.private_filter else base.send(:private,name) end end end end # Since Ruby is very dynamic, methods added to the ancestors of # BasicObject after BasicObject is defined will show up in the # list of available BasicObject methods. We handle this by defining # hooks in Object, Kernel and Module that will hide any defined. module Kernel class << self madded = method(:method_added) define_method(:method_added) do |name| r = madded.call(name) return r if self != Kernel Module.filter(name) r end end end # See Kernel callback. class Object class << self madded = method(:method_added) define_method(:method_added) do |name| r = madded.call(name) return r if self != Object Module.filter(name) r end end end # _____ _ # |_ _|__ ___| |_ # | |/ _ \/ __| __| # | | __/\__ \ |_ # |_|\___||___/\__| # =begin testing require 'test/unit' class TestMethodFilter1 < Test::Unit::TestCase class X private_filter // def foo ; end def method_missing(name,*args) name end end def test_1_01 x = X.new assert_equal( :class, x.class ) end def test_1_02 x = X.new assert_not_equal( :object_id, x.object_id ) end def test_1_02 x = X.new assert( x.respond_to?(:foo) ) end end =end