00:18 <adam12> Guest40: good. You?

03:19 <libsys> sup guys :) how can I unset a class in ruby?

03:19 <libsys> I'm testing things and I'm defining a class for a single test

03:42 <libsys> also... how can I check if something is a method or other kind of "callable" like procs or lambdas?

03:44 <libsys> I know that I could check for '.respond_to? :call' on the case of lambdas or procs

03:45 <libsys> but IDK how could I check that with an actual method without executing it

03:45 <libsys> I mean, if I do `def method; end` how could I do something like `<method>.respond_to? :call` ?

03:52 <libsys> actually i don't need that las thing... just to know how to unset a class

03:55 <gr33n7007h> libsys: <Class>.send(:remove_const, :YourClass)

03:55 <gr33n7007h> libsys: something like this?

04:21 <libsys> indeed, thanks :)

04:26 <gr33n7007h> yw :)

07:37 <sagax> hi all

07:38 <sagax> instance_variables has name as @foobar - how to get :foobar for access value from Hash?

07:38 <sagax> like as*

09:30 <nakilon> I suppose not much you can other than [1..-1].to_sym

12:29 <nakilon> I wish there was a way to make some Struct attribute not printed on #inspect

12:53 <ccooke> nakilon: You *can* override inspect

23:11 <Intelo> Hi

23:11 <Intelo> Hi, I know this can be subjective but generally speaking, which languages are difficult most or even impossible to decompile? I guess javascript/ java are easiest. Assembly is difficult most, .net / c# is in between? Secondly, which langauges are most fast in performance? I guess assemble, c, c++, Java would be (left to be most fast). Thirdly,

23:11 <Intelo> which langauges are mostly loved by developers due to their smart syntax and features? I think ruby was one. Any others?