Look for method on entity before calling on object #30
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| There's a merge conflict, please merge from upstream. I'd also appreciate if you could please squash these commits into one. |
| Whoops. My bad! Fixed the changelog, squashed into 1 commit, rebased from usptream/master and force pushed to my feature branch. Hopefully that was the correct process. Please let me know if there's any further issues that come up. |
| Love it, lets merge. |
dblock added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2013
Look for method on entity before calling on object
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Instead of trying to instance eval the block in a way that operates at the instance, it seemed much cleaner and more like idiomatic OOP to have exposures try methods on the instance before trying them on the wrapped object. This is a pattern you'll find in Roar as well.
Resolves #28