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How do you know what class defines method foo()?
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[QUOTE="Dominik Bathon, post: 4498155"] I just played a bit around and found Method#inspect: =3D> #<Method: Array#send> So, if just want to know it for one case, use irb and look at =20 Method#inspect. To write a method that returns the class/module that defines a method one= =20 might parse the output of Method#inspect, but I think that is not very =20 nice. There doesn't seem to be a direct way to get the class/module in Ruby. Dominik [/QUOTE]
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