From: Pito Salas <rps@...>
Date: 2009-06-03T22:16:56+09:00
Subject: Module methods

I am trying to do this:

==== File: good.rb ====

module Good
   def init_module
      @var = "good"
   end

   def life_is_good
      puts "life is #{@var}"
   end

   [... more methods ...]
end

include X
init_module


======== and in a different file ========

include Good

life_is_good

- - - - - - - -

That works but messes up when I try to use ruby-debug with it. So I
changed it to try to call init_module in a different way: instead of
include X, init_module, I tried both of these, neither of which works:

X::init_module

X.init_module

Each of those calls lead to an 'undefined method 'init_module' for
X:Module.

I am getting myself confused with Module methods etc etc.

Any help would be gratefully accepted!!

Pito
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