From: Henrik Date: 2006-01-08T04:48:52+09:00 Subject: module_eval: create method that contains value passed to it? This is a Rails example, but I think the problem is a general Ruby matter. I am using class_eval within a class method, foobar(), to have it create an instance method, get_foobar(). I am passing a value ("testing testing 123") to foobar() that I want to make part of get_foobar(). However, I can't seem to include this value in the output of get_foobar(). Where I want the "render" line to output "A start testing testing 123 end O", it only outputs "A start end O". Extremely grateful for any help. Code: class HelpController < ApplicationController def self.foobar(v) class_eval %q{ def get_foobar() "start #{v} end" end } end foobar "testing testing 123" def index render :text => "A "+get_foobar+" O" end end Or syntax highlighted here: http://rafb.net/paste/results/igothN18.html -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.