From: Pedro Silva <ei04065@...>
Date: 2008-09-01T05:40:26+09:00
Subject: Re: instance_eval/class_eval including/extending modules

Really fast this time. ;)

> For the case where self is the class and define_method and def behave
> similarly, there's class_eval. Instead of having instance_eval treat
> classes as a special case, which would be inconsistent and confusing,
> there's a separate method for doing something very similar to a
> 'class' block, but with a code block.

I understand, I guess I can't distinguish very well self from current 
class concept. Can you explain the difference?

One last question to see if I understand all this correctly. Private 
methods are invoked on self, other non-private methods are invoked on 
current class?

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