Implements #reverse_each in Literal::Array
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#reverse_each#reverse_each in Literal::Array
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Yeah, that will need to be addressed separately. |
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Addresses #194
I have a question about this method, though.
The Ruby docs for the
#reverse_eachmethod specifies that if no block is given, anEnumeratoris returned; otherwise, it returnsself.The current implementation of the
#eachmethod delegates the#eachcall to the@__value__, which in turn returns@__value__instead of the actualLiteral::Array. Is this by design or an oversight? I'm happy to address that in a separate PR if needed.I'm asking because I'm aware the implementation in this PR is different than the other methods.