#You could do:
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Trans [mailto:transfire@gmail.com] wrote:
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# Foo=["a","b","c"]
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# def mfoo
# Foo.each do |f|
# p f
# end
# end
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# # go-go-go!
# mfoo
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#Yet I tend to agree. Even in classes, it just seems so much more
#elegant:
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# class Bar
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# foo = ["a","b","c"] # attribute
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# def mfoo
# foo.each do |f|
# p f
# end
# end
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# end
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#But the only way to do that woud be:
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#1) Irregular attr syntax.
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# attr foo = ["a","b","c"]
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#2) Alternate assignment operator.
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# foo := ["a","b","c"]
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#3) Prefixed local vars.
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# %local_var = 'what have you'
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#I myself have suggested before that
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# foo = 10
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#be essentially equivalent to
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# def foo ; 10 ; end
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#And that constants and methods share the same namespace.
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#T.
Agree on all.
Thanks, Trans.
kind regards -botp
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