Set @line_number directly on the Liquid::ParseContext #100
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| id_to_s = rb_intern("to_s"); | ||
| id_call = rb_intern("call"); | ||
| id_compile_evaluate = rb_intern("compile_evaluate"); | ||
| id_ivar_line_number = rb_intern("@line_number"); |
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Is there a reason id_ivar_line_number is declared in liquid.c rather than block.c? Is it/will it be used anywhere else?
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this will let me re-use the same ID for re-using with
rb_attr_get, which I will need for Liquid::Assign.compile in #96
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Liquid::ParseContextuses anattr_accessorfor the line number. Right now liquid-c is callingLiquid::ParseContext#line_number=to set that attribute, but it would be faster to just callrb_ivar_set. Also, this will let me re-use the same ID for re-using withrb_attr_get, which I will need for Liquid::Assign.compile in #96