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Being pure ruby, #every is understandably slower than native c Enumerable#map, and slower than the Symbol#to_proc alternative (which is built into ruby since 1....

Oops. wrote with typos, patched with fail. Forgot to update the proxy methods whitelist.

Add updated the original patch to contain Peter's #proxy_target and #proxy_method if someone happens to prefer this.

I've been looking at how this can be improved, and it seems like there are two options:

1. Add special handling for #respond_to?, and warn the users in the metho...

As for calling #every by itself, I agree it should be handled more gracefully; I'll work on an update this afternoon.

Sorry about the formatting. That was:

  enum = ['foo', 'bar', '']
  enum.every.empty?.all?              #=> false
  enum.every.empty?.any?              #=>...

I really your proxy_* methods. They provide simple introspection and feel like AR's association_proxy.

As for #respond_to?, though, I feel it might be breaking ...

This patch adds the #every method to Enumerable. It is an alternative to using Symbol#to_proc in a common context, namely with #map. It enhences readability and...