From: Mario Ruiz <mario@...>
Date: 2008-03-13T18:52:47+09:00
Subject: Re: including general variables in modules

Actually what I want is to include an scenario with all my global 
variables and if I want another scenario I can include it and all the 
global variables will change.
module Scenarios
   module MyFirstSc
      $web="http://www.elmundo.es"
      $sqlSearch="select video from datab"
      $user="Pep"
      $password="xxx"
   end
   module MySecondSc
      $web="http://www.elmundo.es"
      $sqlSearch="select audiodefault from datab"
      $user="Bee"
      $password="2x8"
   end
end

In my test cases I'll have in the first line for example:
include Scenarios::MySecondSc
and if I want to change the scenario I only have to change this line:
include Scenarios::MyFirstSc

How can I do it without including an extraline with a method?
I know I could do something like:
module Scenarios
   module MyFirstSc
     def getValues
        $web="http://www.elmundo.es"
        $sqlSearch="select video from datab"
        $user="Pep"
        $password="xxx"
     end
   end
...
end

and in the first line we'll write:
include Scenarios::MyFirstSc
Scenarios::MyFirstSc.getValues()


But I don't like this way I would like to do it in only one line... is 
it possible???

Thanks for your time.
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