From: "Pavel R." <pavel.rosputko@...>
Date: 2010-12-20T05:07:35+09:00
Subject: Regexp, String, Symbol literals' object_ids

Regexp literals:
5.times { p /abcdasdf/.object_id } -> same!

String literals:
5.times { 'asdasdf'.object_id } -> different

Symbols:
5.times { p :asdfsf.object_id } -> same!

Symbols with to_s:
5.times { p :asdsdfsdf.to_s.object_id } -> different

Predefined string as a constant
CONS = 'asdfsdf'
5.times { p CONS.object_id } -> same! (sure)

Question:
Is there some special syntax for string literals ("asdfasdf") to behave
like /sadfsdf/ as in the examples above? Without predefining a string as
a constant's value. Or another elegant way to achieve the same goal?

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