accessory 0.1.7 → 0.1.8

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data/lib/accessory/accessor.rb

@@ -134,7 +134,8 @@ class Accessory::Accessor
   #   of the +get_result+s should replicate the data flow of {get}.
   # * the +new_value+ should be used to *replace* or *overwrite* the result of
   #   this accessor's traversal within +data+. For example, in
-  #   {SubscriptAccessor}, <tt>data[key] = new_value</tt> is executed.
+  #   {Accessors::SubscriptAccessor}, <tt>data[key] = new_value</tt> is
+  #   executed.
   #
   # In the <tt>:pop</tt> command case:
   # * the result of the traversal (*before* the yield) should be returned. This
@@ -142,7 +143,7 @@ class Accessory::Accessor
   #   traversal-results before feeding them into yield, in order to return them
   #   here.
   # * the traversal-result should be *removed* from +data+. For example, in
-  #   {SubscriptAccessor}, <tt>data.delete(key)</tt> is executed.
+  #   {Accessors::SubscriptAccessor}, <tt>data.delete(key)</tt> is executed.
   #
   # The successor in the accessor chain will receive the yielded
   # traversal-results as its own +data+.
@@ -195,9 +196,9 @@ class Accessory::Accessor
   #
   #
   # For example, if your accessor operates on +Enumerable+ values (like
-  # {AllAccessor}), then this method should validate that the +traversal_result+
-  # is +Enumerable+; and, if it isn't, return something that is — e.g. an empty
-  # +Array+.
+  # {Accessors::AllAccessor}), then this method should validate that the
+  # +traversal_result+ is +Enumerable+; and, if it isn't, return something that
+  # is — e.g. an empty +Array+.
   #
   # This logic is used to replace invalid intermediate values (e.g. `nil`s and
   # scalars) with containers during {Lens#put_in} et al.

data/lib/accessory/accessors/attribute_accessor.rb

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ require 'accessory/accessor'
 # the getter/setter pair <tt>.foo</tt> and <tt>.foo=</tt>.
 #
 # The abstract "attribute" does not have to correspond to an actual
-# +attr_accessor+; the {AttributeAccessor} will work as long as the relevant
-# named getter/setter methods exist on the receiver.
+# +attr_accessor+; the AttributeAccessor will work as long as the
+# relevant named getter/setter methods exist on the receiver.
 #
 # *Aliases*
 # * {Access.attr}

data/lib/accessory/accessors/between_each_accessor.rb

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ require 'accessory/traversal_position/enumerable_before_offset'
 # Traverses the positions "between" the elements of an +Enumerable+, including
 # the positions at the "edges" (i.e. before the first, and after the last.)
 #
-# {BetweenEachAccessor} can be used with {Lens#put_in} to insert new
+# BetweenEachAccessor can be used with {Lens#put_in} to insert new
 # elements into an Enumerable between the existing ones.
 #
 # *Aliases*

data/lib/accessory/accessors/betwixt_accessor.rb

@@ -13,10 +13,11 @@ require 'accessory/traversal_position/enumerable_before_offset'
 # The +offset+ in this accessor has equivalent semantics to the offset in
 # <tt>Array#insert(offset, obj)</tt>.
 #
-# {BetwixtAccessor} can be used with {Lens#put_in} to insert new
+# {Accessors::BetwixtAccessor} can be used with {Lens#put_in} to insert new
 # elements into an Enumerable between the existing ones. If you want to extend
 # an +Enumerable+ as you would with <tt>#push</tt> or <tt>#unshift</tt>, this
-# accessor will have better behavior than using {SubscriptAccessor} would.
+# accessor will have better behavior than using {Accessors::SubscriptAccessor}
+# would.
 #
 # *Aliases*
 # * {Access.betwixt}

data/lib/accessory/accessors/first_accessor.rb

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ require 'accessory/accessor'
 # Traverses into the "first" element within an +Enumerable+, using
 # <tt>#first</tt>.
 #
-# This accessor can be preferable to {SubscriptAccessor} for objects that
-# are not subscriptable, e.g. {Range}.
+# This accessor can be preferable to {Accessors::SubscriptAccessor} for objects
+# that are not subscriptable, e.g. +Range+.
 #
 # *Aliases*
 # * {Access.first}

data/lib/accessory/accessors/last_accessor.rb

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ require 'accessory/accessor'
 # Traverses into the "last" element within an +Enumerable+, using
 # <tt>#last</tt>.
 #
-# This accessor can be preferable to {SubscriptAccessor} for objects that
-# are not subscriptable, e.g. {Range}.
+# This accessor can be preferable to {Accessors::SubscriptAccessor} for objects
+# that are not subscriptable, e.g. +Range+.
 #
 # *Aliases*
 # * {Access.last}

data/lib/accessory/accessors/subscript_accessor.rb

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ require 'accessory/accessor'
 #   # default-constructs a Hash, not an Array
 #   [].lens[0][0].put_in(1) # => [{0=>1}]
 #
-# Other accessors ({FirstAccessor}, {BetwixtAccessor}, etc.) may fit your expectations more closely for +Array+ traversal.
+# Other accessors ({Accessors::FirstAccessor}, {Accessors::BetwixtAccessor}, etc.) may fit your expectations more closely for +Array+ traversal.
 
 class Accessory::Accessors::SubscriptAccessor < Accessory::Accessor
   # @!visibility private

data/lib/accessory/lens.rb

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ class Accessory::Lens
   #   1. the _old_ value(s) found after all traversals, and
   #   2. the updated +subject+
   def update_in(subject, &new_value_fn)
-    _, new_data = self.get_and_update_in(data){ |v| [nil, new_value_fn.call(v)] }
+    _, new_data = self.get_and_update_in(subject){ |v| [nil, new_value_fn.call(v)] }
     new_data
   end
 

data/lib/accessory/version.rb

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 module Accessory
-  VERSION = "0.1.7"
+  VERSION = "0.1.8"
 end

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: accessory
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.1.7
+  version: 0.1.8
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Levi Aul