From: "Shot (Piotr Szotkowski)" <shot@...>
Date: 2008-11-25T07:17:36+09:00
Subject: Re: my attr_accessor

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cibercitizen1:

> I tried to

> class Foo
>    attr_accessor  :bar1, :bar2
>=20
>   def initialize( &bloc )
>    instance_eval( &bloc )
>   end
> end

> and then

> f =3D Foo.new {
>  bar1 =3D 12345
>  bar2 =3D 44444
> }

> but this doesn't work
> unless you write @bar1=3D12345 in the block, as
> Ruby does not consider bar1=3D a method call but an assignment.

Right, unless you precede it with self:

f =3D Foo.new {
  self.bar1 =3D 12345
  self.bar2 =3D 44444
}

-- Shot
--=20
> The problem with Perl is not that it doesn't make sense, because it does.=
=2E.
Everything in Perl is there for a reason. Which is a bit scary, if you think
about it.                  -- Peter da Silva and Phil!Gregory, hates-softwa=
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