Is there anyway I can envelop this in braces and not have a loop 'end'?
def goto_territory_list
ObjectMap.new.instance_eval do
sales_admin_link.click
territories_link.click
end
end
Thanks
Aidy
Is there anyway I can envelop this in braces and not have a loop 'end'?
def goto_territory_list
ObjectMap.new.instance_eval do
sales_admin_link.click
territories_link.click
end
end
Thanks
Aidy
Is there anyway I can envelop this in braces and not have a loop 'end'?
just do it
though it's common practice to use do ... end for blocks over more than one
line
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 21:10, aidy wrote:
def goto_territory_list
ObjectMap.new.instance_eval do
sales_admin_link.click
territories_link.click
end
endThanks
Aidy
I find that slightly annoying as well. When I use brackets, text editors
like emacs, jEdit, etc, will show me how each bracket matches up to a
previous bracket, but they will not show the "do" that matches up with an
"end" when I type it.
If I have many nested if, while, do, etc, statements, the only way to
overcome this disability is to comment end tokens (and keeping track of
these comments over a mutli-version distribution can be very time
consuming, and error-prone.)
Nate
On Wed, 19 Jul 2006, Michael Fellinger wrote:
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 21:10, aidy wrote:
> Is there anyway I can envelop this in braces and not have a loop 'end'?just do it
though it's common practice to use do ... end for blocks over more than one
line