From: Emil <esandin@...>
Date: 2007-03-29T17:47:20+09:00
Subject: Newbie question about dynamic class overriding

Hi, I have a little problem which I don't think shouldn't be to
difficult to solve.

I run two different methods. In one of the methods I want to override a
class, but not in the other one.

I want to do something like this:

@auto = WIN32OLE.new("AutoItX3.Control")

def sign_with_CA_one
    @auto.Send("{a}")
    @auto.Send("{b}")
    @auto.Send("{1}")
    @auto.Send("{2}")
end

def sign_with_CA_two
    class WIN32OLE
      alias oldSend(str) Send(str)
      def Send(str)
        oldSend(str)
        sleep 0.1
      end
    end
    @auto.Send("{a}")
    @auto.Send("{b}")
    @auto.Send("{1}")
    @auto.Send("{2}")
end

In short: When using one of the methods I want to add a little sleep
after each character sendt, but not in the other one. But the code above
gives syntax error.

Any ideas?
Regards
Emil

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