README.md.erb

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# What is this?
Something you come up with when you know a little ruby and words `public_exec` stuck in your head for a couple days:
`instance_exec` on wrapper around receiver to conceal private methods, with aliased setters

### <%= c = "cat spec/show_off_spec.rb" %>
```ruby
<%= `#{c}` %>
```
### <%= c = "cat spec/person.rb" %>
```ruby
<%= `#{c}`%>
```

### Red Bikini?
Red for ruby, bikini for informal communication
Think of objects in bikini

### Why?
It just would not let me go

### So...
You probably shouldn't use this for serious things, but I wouldn't discourage you from it of course.
Some kind of DSL sounds as a candidate topic.

I would note that inside it uses instance exec applied to a wrapper around
reciever, so it wouldn`t bind calling context methods (which is good), 
but binds locals and constants.
- Also, or/equal (`||=`) won't work directly without specifiyng explicit receiver of course (`self.attr ||=` will work)
- Also, `self` wouldn't work with `case` operator - I don't want to hack reciever class `.===` just for that.
Although, you may use `_self` for this (original object).

### <%= c = "rspec --tag gotcha --format documentation" %>
<pre>
<%= `#{c}`%>
</pre>

[Detailed behavior](spec/behavior)