Déléguer les méthodes d'instance à la méthode de la classe

Je pense que la meilleure façon de le faire serait d'utiliser La méthode de la matrice de Dwemthy .

Je vais le chercher et combler les détails, mais voici le squelette p>

edit strong> : Yay! Travailler! P>

class Object
  # class where singleton methods for an object are stored
  def metaclass
    class<<self;self;end
  end
  def metaclass_eval &block
    metaclass.instance_eval &block
  end
end
module Defaults
  def self.included(klass, defaults = [])
    klass.metaclass_eval do
      define_method(:add_default) do |attr_name|
        # first, define getters and setters for the instances
        # i.e <class>.new.<attr_name> and <class>.new.<attr_name>=
        attr_accessor attr_name

        # open the class's class
        metaclass_eval do
          # now define our getter and setters for the class
          # i.e. <class>.<attr_name> and <class>.<attr_name>=
          attr_accessor attr_name
        end

        # add to our list of defaults
        defaults << attr_name
      end
      define_method(:inherited) do |subclass|
        # make sure any defaults added to the child are stored with the child
        # not with the parent
        Defaults.included( subclass, defaults.dup )
        defaults.each do |attr_name|
          # copy the parent's current default values
          subclass.instance_variable_set "@#{attr_name}", self.send(attr_name)
        end
      end
    end
    klass.class_eval do
      # define an initialize method that grabs the defaults from the class to 
      # set up the initial values for those attributes
      define_method(:initialize) do
        defaults.each do |attr_name|
          instance_variable_set "@#{attr_name}", self.class.send(attr_name)
        end
      end
    end
  end
end
class Foo
  include Defaults

  add_default :color
  # you can use the setter
  # (without `self.` it would think `color` was a local variable, 
  # not an instance method)
  self.color = "green"

  add_default :is_spherical
  # or the class instance variable directly
  @is_spherical = true
end

Foo.color #=> "green"
foo1 = Foo.new

Foo.color = "blue"
Foo.color #=> "blue"
foo2 = Foo.new

foo1.color #=> "green"
foo2.color #=> "blue"

class Bar < Foo
  add_defaults :texture
  @texture = "rough"

  # be sure to call the original initialize when overwriting it
  alias :load_defaults :initialize
  def initialize
    load_defaults
    @color = += " (default value)"
  end
end

Bar.color #=> "blue"
Bar.texture #=> "rough"
Bar.new.color #=> "blue (default value)"

Bar.color = "red"
Bar.color #=> "red"
Foo.color #=> "blue"

Vous pouvez définir une installation passthrough: xxx

Je n'aime généralement pas utiliser eval , mais il devrait être assez sûr, ici.