use array parameter on IO.open.

mrblib/io.rb

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ class IO
 
   BUF_SIZE = 4096
 
-  def self.open(fd, mode = "r", opt = {}, &block)
-    io = self.new(fd, mode, opt)
+  def self.open(*args, &block)
+    io = self.new(*args)
 
     return io unless block
 

test/io.rb

 ##
 # IO Test
 
+assert('IO TEST SETUP') do
+  MRubyIOTestUtil.io_test_setup
+end
+
 assert('IO', '15.2.20') do
   assert_equal(Class, IO.class)
 end
@@ -13,6 +17,22 @@ assert('IO', '15.2.20.3') do
   assert_include(IO.included_modules, Enumerable)
 end
 
+assert('IO.open', '15.2.20.4.1') do
+  fd = IO.sysopen $mrbtest_io_rfname
+  assert_equal Fixnum, fd.class
+  io = IO.open fd
+  assert_equal IO, io.class
+  assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg+"\n", io.read
+  io.close
+
+  fd = IO.sysopen $mrbtest_io_rfname
+  IO.open(fd) do |io|
+    assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg+"\n", io.read
+  end
+
+  true
+end
+
 assert('IO.new') do
   IO.new(0)
 end
@@ -21,10 +41,6 @@ assert('IO gc check') do
   100.times { IO.new(0) }
 end
 
-assert('IO TEST SETUP') do
-  MRubyIOTestUtil.io_test_setup
-end
-
 assert('IO.sysopen, IO#close, IO#closed?') do
   fd = IO.sysopen $mrbtest_io_rfname
   assert_equal Fixnum, fd.class