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Currently to do allocate I have to do this:
let mut pathname_instance = Class::from( Class::from_existing("Pathname").send("allocate", None).value() );
I would much prefer
let mut pathname_instance = Class::from_existing("Pathname").allocate();
I've searched Ruby's C code and couldn't find anywhere where allocate is defined. So I'm at a loss on how to add it directly.
allocate
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Currently to do allocate I have to do this:
I would much prefer
I've searched Ruby's C code and couldn't find anywhere where
allocate
is defined. So I'm at a loss on how to add it directly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: