From: sur max <sur.max@...>
Date: 2007-03-14T16:17:51+09:00
Subject: Re: Where is my Class ?

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assignment happened LEFT-to-RIGHT

On 3/14/07, sur max <sur.max@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> There isn't any way to have a class name starting with lowercase letter.
>
> I was trying it as
>
> class a
> end
> #  SyntaxError:  compile error
> # class/module name must be CONSTANT
>
> so then i tried
>
> a = Class.new
> #  #<Class:0x2de1f00>
>
> this shows that "a" is now a reference to the class   #<Class:0x2de1f00>
> the Class object
>
> and
> B = Class.new
> # B
>
> that works absolutely fine.
>
> The point is if we try to assign as
>
> B=a
> it gives
> # warning: already intialized constant B .... thats fine
>
> but
> and now if i check a as
>
> a
> # B
>
> so where is the original class of a that was #<Class:0x2de1f00> .... and
> how
> come the assignment happens from RIGHT-to-LEFT ?
>
> any idea ?
>
> --
> sur
> "is a String object" is a String object
> http://expressica.com
>



-- 
sur
"is a String object" is a String object
http://expressica.com

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