03:26:10 < elliottcable> Hey y'all
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03:26:25 < elliottcable> Trying to work on some code to manipulate methods; in the process, I need to deal with method_added.
03:27:25 < elliottcable> The problem is depending on whether the method is an instance or a singleton method, I have to use either the singleton method
                         :method_added, or the singleton method :singleton_method_added
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03:27:47 < elliottcable> my problem is I can't tell if currently we're working on a singleton or instance method
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03:28:16 < elliottcable> is there some way to tell whether the current context is a normal class or a singleton class?