I need to make a way to run a method when class’ instance variable
changes from false to true and only run it once. But I have no idea how
to do this.
Any ideas?
I need to make a way to run a method when class’ instance variable
changes from false to true and only run it once. But I have no idea how
to do this.
Any ideas?
Ryan L. wrote:
I need to make a way to run a method when class’ instance variable
changes from false to true and only run it once. But I have no idea how
to do this.Any ideas?
Check out the observer library.
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 02:17:37AM +0900, Tim H. wrote:
Ryan L. wrote:
I need to make a way to run a method when class’ instance variable
changes from false to true and only run it once. But I have no idea how
to do this.Any ideas?
Check out the observer library.
why bother with observer if this can be nicely achieved with an
appropriate setter? something like …
class SomeClass
def initialize
@switch = false
end
def switch=(value)
on_switch_becomes_true if !@switch && (@switch = value)
end
def on_switch_becomes_true
# …
end
end
g phil
Philipp H. wrote:
why bother with observer if this can be nicely achieved with an
appropriate setter? something like …
Good catch! I confess I assumed that the OP would not have asked if a
plain setter method would do the trick.
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