ruby super keyword

Question

From what I understand, super keyword invokes a method with the same name as the current method in the superclass of the current class. Below in the autol

Answer 1

I added this method to find the owner of a method to my .irbrc, does anyone see a better way to do this, especially in handling singleton methods where the superclass of the singleton class is the singleton class of the superclass?

  class Object
    def find_method(method_string)
        if klasses = self.class.ancestors.select { |a| a if a.methods.include? method_string }
          puts "class method in #{klasses.join(',')}" unless klasses.empty?
        end
        if klasses = self.class.ancestors.select { |a| a if a.instance_methods.include? method_string }
          puts "instance method in #{klasses.join(',')}" unless klasses.empty?
        end
      rescue
        raise "owning class not found"
    end
  end