Dave Thomas <Dave / PragmaticProgrammer.com> writes:

> > Why do the following evaluate to false?
> > 
> >   f.method(:bar) == f.method(:bar)
> >   f.method(:bar).to_proc == f.method(:bar).to_proc
> 
> Neither class Method nor class Proc implement '==', so it defaults
> to Object's version of ==, which tests based on object identity.

I understand this, but is there any way to actually compare two Method
objects correctly?  I suppose one work around is to store a pair which
contains the object identity and the method as a string and use send,
but using Method like I tried above would be more elegant.

Any ideas?