Function convert_type 

pub fn convert_type(
    interp: &mut Artichoke,
    value: Value,
    convert_to: Ruby,
    type_name: &str,
    method: &str,
    raise: ConvertOnError,
) -> Result<Value, Error>

Attempt a fallible conversion of a Ruby value to a given type tag.

This function can convert Ruby values at the granularity of a Ruby type tag. Conversion works as follows:

• If the given value has the same type tag as the given convert_to, return the given value.
• Assert that the given conversion method is a valid conversion type.
• Call the conversion method on the given value. If this method raises, return the error.
• If the converted value does not match the given type tag, raise a TypeError.
• The converted value matches the target type, return it.

Conversion types

The method to be called to perform the implicit conversion must be one of a permitted set. Valid method calls are:

• to_int
• to_ary
• to_str
• to_sym
• to_hash
• to_proc
• to_io
• to_a
• to_s
• to_i
• to_f
• to_r

MRI Compatibility

This function is modeled after the rb_convert_type C API in MRI Ruby.

Panics

If the given method is not a valid conversion method, this function will panic.

Errors

• If the call to the conversion method returns an error, that error is returned.
• If the call to the conversion method returns a value that does not match the target type tag, a TypeError is returned.