Iterating methods
Iterating methods have a lot in common with iterating types, just with a different macro type. The first thing we need in order to iterate over methods is TypeNode, representing the type whose methods we are interested in. From there, we can call the #methods method, which returns ArrayLiteral(Def) of all the methods defined on that type. For example, let's print an array of all the method names within a class:
abstract class Foo
def foo; end
end
module Bar
def bar; end
end
class Baz < Foo
include Bar
def baz; end
def foo(value : Int32); end
def foo(value : String); end
def bar(x); end
end
baz = Baz.new
baz.bar 1
baz.bar false
{{pp Baz.methods.map &.name}}
Running this would output the following:
[baz, foo, foo, bar]
Notice that similar to the #includers method, only methods explicitly defined within the type are printed. Also notice that the #foo method is...