From: MichaelEconomy@... Date: 2006-03-20T04:13:51+09:00 Subject: simple ruby language question ok, i've got some module and it has some instance variables i want to be set by the classes extending the module, and aparently i'm not doing this correctly: module A def test raise 'ARG' if !@blah @blah end end class B include A extend A @blah = 'YES!' end irb(main):025:0> b = B.new => # irb(main):026:0> b.test RuntimeError: ARG from (irb):9:in `test' from (irb):26 can anyone tell me what the syntax should be? how do i set @blah in the B class so that its available to the test method