From: "D. Deryl Downey" <me@...>
Date: 2013-02-26T00:14:20+09:00
Subject: Re: Why class returning its own name when "include" statement?

The group has collectively informed you that you will no longer be
answered for any further questions. This decision was made based upon your
inability to follow directions, your willful lack at attempting to learn,
your seemingly willful disregard for using ANY of the tutorials, URLs, or
other educational material provided to you, and your clear disregard of
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Googling and learning on your own.

You have zero purpose, you have zero willingness to self educate and
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there is plenty, both that provided by us to you, and that which Google
provides (not to mention ruby-lang.org)).

Your failure to follow our most basic tenants has resulted in us
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real thinking on proper etiquette and usage of mailing lists. You *will*
find the same response given on all Ruby related mailing lists from this
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You did this to yourself.


On 2/25/13 3:58 AM, "Love U Ruby" <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

>Love U Ruby wrote in post #1098555:
> @Stefano Yes you are right. The below code is proved that.
>
>*********************************************************
>  module Show
> def show_string
>  p "hi"
>  end
>  end
># => nil
>  class Foo
>  @x=12
>  (include Show).object_id
>   end
> # => 10681980
>   class Too
>  @x=12
>  (include Show).object_id.inspect
>   end
># => "10648020"
> *********************************************************
>
>As here I didn't create any object of `Too` and `Foo`,then how does such
>object number come ?
>
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>