I have feeling, that if one defines a method
def test
puts 'Hi'
end
then there is a class to which this method belongs to (i.e. Unknown#test). So one probably has a possibility to list all methods defined开发者_开发技巧 "outside" of other classes. Or there is another way to do such listing?
If you define a method outside of any class, it will become a private method of the Object class.
A top-level method is a private method of Object.
Check out this question.
In future, to find what object a method belongs to, do this:
method(:test).owner
Output, for your example is Object
And you can then list all the methods of Object with
Object.send(:methods)
or
Object.send(:private_methods)
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