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# mruby-struct
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This mrbgem provides the `Struct` class, a convenient way to bundle a number of attributes together, much like Ruby's core `Struct` class. It allows you to create simple classes (structs) with a defined set of accessor methods for these attributes.
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## Functionality
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- Define new Struct classes with a specific set of members.
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- Create instances of these Structs.
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- Access and assign to struct members using accessor methods or by index/symbol.
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- Iterate over members and values.
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- Convert structs to Arrays or Hashes.
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## Basic Usage
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```ruby
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# Define a new Struct class
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Point = Struct.new(:x, :y)
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# Create an instance of the Point struct
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origin = Point.new(0, 0)
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# Access attributes
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puts origin.x # Output: 0
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puts origin[:y] # Output: 0
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# Set attributes
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origin.x = 10
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origin[:y] = 20
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puts origin.inspect # Output: #<struct Point x=10, y=20>
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# Another example
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Customer = Struct.new("Customer", :name, :address)
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joe = Customer.new("Joe Smith", "123 Maple, Anytown NC")
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puts joe.name # Output: Joe Smith
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puts joe.address # Output: 123 Maple, Anytown NC
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```
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## Available Methods
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Instances of classes created with `Struct.new` have several useful methods, including:
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- `members`: Returns an array of symbols representing the names of the instance variables.
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- `each`: Calls a block for each attribute, passing the value.
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- `each_pair`: Calls a block for each attribute, passing the name (symbol) and value.
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- `select`: Returns an array containing values for which the block returns true.
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- `to_a` / `values`: Returns an array containing the values of the struct.
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- `to_h`: Returns a hash mapping member names (symbols) to their values.
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- `length` / `size`: Returns the number of members in the struct.
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- `dig`: Extracts a nested value specified by a sequence of keys.
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- `==`, `eql?`: For comparing struct instances.
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For more details on specific methods, please refer to the mruby documentation or the core Ruby `Struct` class documentation, as `mruby-struct` aims for compatibility.
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