A tuple literal.
Its macro methods are nearly the same as ArrayLiteral.
Instance methods
*(other : NumberLiteral) : TupleLiteral
Source+(other : TupleLiteral) : TupleLiteral
Source-(other : TupleLiteral) : TupleLiteral
Source<<(value : ASTNode) : TupleLiteral
Source[](start : NumberLiteral, count : NumberLiteral) : TupleLiteral | NilLiteral
Similar to Array#[]?(Int, Int), but returns another TupleLiteral
instead of an ArrayLiteral.
[](index : NumberLiteral) : ASTNode
Similar to Tuple#[]?(Int).
[](index : RangeLiteral) : TupleLiteral | NilLiteral
Similar to Tuple#[]?(Range).
[]=(index : NumberLiteral, value : ASTNode) : ASTNode
Sourceall?
Similar to Enumerable#all?
any?
Similar to Enumerable#any?
each_with_index
Similar to Enumerable#each_with_index
find
Similar to Enumerable#find
first
Similar to Tuple#first, but returns a NilLiteral if the tuple is empty.
includes?(node : ASTNode) : BoolLiteral
Similar to Enumerable#includes?(obj).
join(separator) : StringLiteral
Similar to Enumerable#join
last
Similar to Tuple#last, but returns a NilLiteral if the tuple is empty.
map
Similar to Enumerable#map
map_with_index
Similar to Enumerable#map_with_index
push(value : ASTNode) : TupleLiteral
Sourcereduce(memo : ASTNode, &) : ASTNode
Similar to Enumerable#reduce
reduce
Similar to Enumerable#reduce
reject
Similar to Enumerable#reject
select
Similar to Enumerable#select
splat(trailing_string : StringLiteral = nil) : MacroId
Returns a MacroId with all of this tuple's elements joined
by commas.
If trailing_string is given, it will be appended to
the result unless this tuple is empty. This lets you
splat a tuple and optionally write a trailing comma
if needed.
unshift(value : ASTNode) : TupleLiteral
Similar to Array#unshift.