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Q:

When is it appropriate to use an inheritable multimethod?

With deft/destruct, I’ve found it convenient to offer a mutator method (i.e. set) that allows users to extend a behavior to any object for which their use-site has a corresponding abstract method.
With CoercionHandler, I’ve found that I need to offer multiple overloads to be able to support multiple types of conversion. For example, implicit conversion is a common request:
extend Object
def implicit_convert(obj)
# find an implicits conversion method
# if there is not a conversion, return self
# if there is a conversion, return self
end
end

extend String
def implicit_convert(obj)
# find a coerced string representation conversion
# if there is not a conversion, return self
# if there is a conversion, return self
end
end

User would then write:
obj = ‘foo’
foo.implicit_convert(obj) # => foo
obj.implicit_convert(foo) # => foo
foo.implicit_convert(3) # => 3
obj.implicit_convert(‘bar’) # => bar

In many cases, what I need is to override a one-to-one method (inheritance), such as:
class Foo
def on
# some logic
end
end

class Bar
def on
# some other logic
end
end

class Combo
extend Foo
extend Bar
end

# in reality, this is one of several different combinations
Combo.new.on # -> both

I’d like to overload Combo’s on method in this case, but the proper overload that is called will be decided by whether Combo is convertible to Foo, Foo is convertible to Bar, or Bar is convertible to Foo.
This would make the most sense in my case to be «runtime polymorphism», but it seems a little unusual to return a method. Instead, I would expect, somewhere deep in the hierarchy, something that looked like:
def impl_convert(object, attr, &block)
# find
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