From: Adam Akhtar <adamtemporary@...>
Date: 2008-03-12T06:45:25+09:00
Subject: whats the error here?

My IDE (aptana rails) seems to complain about syntax with this code

def initialize(size=2)
    @size = size
    @template = {'1'=> [" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '2'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '3'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '4'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '5'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '6'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '7'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '8'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '9'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "],
            '0'=>[" # ", "@ @"," # ", "@ @", " # "]}
    @numrows = @template[0].length

  end

  def HorizontalBarPrint chr,segment

    lcdchar = @template[chr][segment] #### DOESNT LIKE THIS BIT

  end

end

Whats wrong with lcdchar = @template[chr][segment] ???

Is it because @template is a class variable and lcdchar is trying to
point to it thus allowing for the possibility of accesing the contents
of the class variable from outside of the class??? All i want to do is
to copy the contents to the variable lcdchar.

Anyone got any ideas?????
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