From: "Jan E." <lists@...>
Date: 2012-10-11T16:43:06+09:00
Subject: Re: ghost methods and dynamic methods

dis guy wrote in post #1079363:
> Would this also work?
>
>
> fastcars = MyClass.select_cars_where_color('>', '200')

Haven't you read anything of my long posting? :-(

It's a pity that 7stud just corrected some technical errors (and added 
one of his own, namely the call to "super" without a "return") instead 
of actually giving you advice.

Passing parameters through the method name using method_missing is 
simply a bad idea. Yes, you can get it working (as 7stud showed), but 
it's not how to do it. To bring this idea to the extremes, why not pass 
*all* arguments through the name?

redcars = MyClass.select_cars_where_color_is_red

Or even

redcars_assign_MyClass_select_cars_where_color_is_read

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