From: William Djaja Tjokroaminata <billtj@...>
Date: 2002-10-15T01:17:59+09:00
Subject: Re: Referring to instance vars in a Struct?

Hi Chris,

I am not pretty sure, but by drawing analogy between C++ struct and class,
I think if you want to add method, it is probably more conventional to
use a class instead of a struct.  Is there any reason why you don't want
to create a TestMe class instead of a TestMe struct?  Probably just the
amount of typing?  Or for efficiency reason, do you think?

Regards,

Bill
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Chris Morris <chrismo@clabs.org> wrote:
>>   class TestMe
>>     def show_hey
>>       puts @hey
>>     end
>>   end

> Ah, well -- change above to this:

>    class TestMe
>     def show_hey
>        puts hey
>      end
>    end

> .. and it works fine. Still, I'd expect to be able to use @hey.

> Chris