更新时间:2023-11-15 13:49:52
直接在对象上调用函数
a = [2,2,3]
a.send(length)
返回3如预期的那样
或模块函数
$ b $
code> FileUtils.send('pwd')
和本地定义的方法
def load()
putsload()function was executed。
end
send('load')
How can I do what they are talking about here, but in Ruby?
How would you do the function on an object? and how would you do a global function (see jetxee's answer on the post mentioned)?
EXAMPLE CODE:
event_name = "load"
def load()
puts "load() function was executed."
end
def row_changed()
puts "row_changed() function was executed."
end
#something here to see that event_name = "load" and run load()
UPDATE: How do you get to the global methods? or my global functions?
I tried this additional line
puts methods
and load and row_change where not listed.
To call functions directly on an object
a = [2, 2, 3]
a.send("length")
which returns 3 as expected
or for a module function
FileUtils.send('pwd')
and a locally defined method
def load()
puts "load() function was executed."
end
send('load')