From: ts Date: 2003-01-10T23:01:09+09:00 Subject: Re: Security problems >>>>> "T" == Tim Bates writes: T> What does that mean? I'm not familiar with the 'eow?' method... End Of Week :-))) T> You say your code sample is 1.8.0 - I have 1.6.7 and I just get I've a good reason to work with 1.8.0 T> marvin:~$ ruby b.rb T> b.rb:7: void value expression T> b.rb:7: void value expression T> marvin:~$ try it with something like module R Tmp = class << self # ... end end just to see the error message given at level 4 T> I don't quite understand how this code sample works anyway - what is the T> difference between doing I work at singleton level. Guy Decoux