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Subject: Re: ifelse 0.6.0 Released
From: Joel Pearson <lists@ b f u c >
Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2013 15:04:38 +0100
References: 412781
In-reply-to: 412781

I'm curious why you didn't implement this using this approach?

class Object
  def if
    self ? yield : self
  end

  def unless
    self ? self : yield
  end
end

Ruby will automatically raise if you use yield without a block.
I don't see any need to modify false and nil, since Ruby can already 
test them using "self".

Am I missing something else here?

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