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`x.match?(/re/)` on a boxed receiver took a String fast path for every receiver: String#match?, or a Symbol's over its name, and NoMethodError for anything else. A program class's own match? (tzinfo's zones and activesupport's Chars define one) was never reached. Where it answers something other than a bool, the call was typed boxed while the fast path answered a raw bool, and the C did not compile. The fast path now stands aside when a program class answers match? (poly_name_user_claimed), and the boxed dispatch, which has that arm and the String one, takes the call. Test: test/boxed_match_user_method.rb. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 215-217: Update the user-defined `match?` dispatch path identified
by `poly_name_user_claimed` so it preserves polymorphic return values such as
`:hit` and `nil` instead of converting them through the `sp_bool` union member.
Keep the existing boxed dispatch behavior for the built-in `match?` arms.
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| /* ...unless a program class answers match? itself: the boxed dispatch | ||
| has its arm, and the String one beside it */ | ||
| if (are >= 0 && sp_streq(name, "match?") && rpoly && poly_name_user_claimed(c, name, argc)) return 0; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Keep user-defined match? results polymorphic.
When a polymorphic receiver dispatches to a user-defined match? that returns :hit or nil, the user arm emits (<call>).v.b. This reads the sp_bool union member without checking the tag or converting the value. nil becomes false, and a Symbol’s payload is reinterpreted as a boolean. Neither value is preserved. The access is valid C; this conversion does not itself cause a compilation failure.
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Review comment at @src/codegen_call_string.c around lines 215 - 217:
Update the user-defined `match?` dispatch path identified by
`poly_name_user_claimed` so it preserves polymorphic return values such as
`:hit` and `nil` instead of converting them through the `sp_bool` union member.
Keep the existing boxed dispatch behavior for the built-in `match?` arms.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thank you. This is on master (merged in 5e6087d). The head pushed afterwards is the same patch rebased, so GitHub does not show it as merged; there is nothing further to merge. Closing. |
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x.match?(/re/)on a boxed receiver took a String fast path for every receiver:String#match?, or a Symbol's over its name, and NoMethodError for anything else. A program class's ownmatch?(tzinfo's zones and activesupport's Chars define one) was never reached:Where it answers something other than a bool, the call was typed boxed while the fast path answered a raw bool, and the C did not compile.
The fast path now stands aside when a program class answers
match?(poly_name_user_claimed), and the boxed dispatch, which has that arm and the String one, takes the call.Test:
test/boxed_match_user_method.rb.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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match?dispatch for polymorphic receivers using a regular expression literal. Calls now honor a matching method defined by a program class, while existing string and symbol matching behavior remains unchanged.