Inheriting a ruby class from different file location

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So I'd like to inherit a ruby class as such:

class ClassOne < ClassOneA

def blah1
end
def blah2
end

end

The caveat is that ClassOneA is NOT in the same file location as
ClassOne. How do I allow for ClassOne to "look for" ClassOneA.

Would i have to "require" it and then inherit it?

Thanks in advance!

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Yes.

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On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 7:17 PM, David E. <davidreynon@gmail.com> wrote:

So I'd like to inherit a ruby class as such:

class ClassOne < ClassOneA

def blah1
end
def blah2
end

end

The caveat is that ClassOneA is NOT in the same file location as
ClassOne. How do I allow for ClassOne to "look for" ClassOneA.

Would i have to "require" it and then inherit it?

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You would require the file ClassOneA is defined in - it need not necessarily be named after the class.

Kind regards

  robert

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On 24.11.2010 19:17, David E. wrote:

So I'd like to inherit a ruby class as such:

class ClassOne< ClassOneA

  def blah1
  end
  def blah2
  end

end

The caveat is that ClassOneA is NOT in the same file location as
ClassOne. How do I allow for ClassOne to "look for" ClassOneA.

Would i have to "require" it and then inherit it?

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Thanks for the help! This procedure worked!

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