jturney
1
In this simple example, if I assign two Ruby functions to call the same
C function:
rb_define_method(m_rbTask, “prefix=”, RUBYCAST(rb_prefix_set), 1);
rb_define_method(m_rbTask, “scratch=”, RUBYCAST(rb_prefix_set), 1);
is there a way in rb_prefix_set to determine if the user used prefix= or
scratch=?
Thanks,
Justin
jturney
2
On Nov 21, 2007, at 06:49 , Justin T. wrote:
In this simple example, if I assign two Ruby functions to call the
same
C function:
rb_define_method(m_rbTask, “prefix=”, RUBYCAST(rb_prefix_set), 1);
rb_define_method(m_rbTask, “scratch=”, RUBYCAST(rb_prefix_set), 1);
is there a way in rb_prefix_set to determine if the user used
prefix= or
scratch=?
def my_caller
caller[0][/`(.*)’/, 1]
end
And use rb_funcall() to call my_caller.
jturney
3
On Nov 21, 2007 3:49 PM, Justin T. [email protected] wrote:
In this simple example, if I assign two Ruby functions to call the same
C function:
rb_define_method(m_rbTask, “prefix=”, RUBYCAST(rb_prefix_set), 1);
rb_define_method(m_rbTask, “scratch=”, RUBYCAST(rb_prefix_set), 1);
is there a way in rb_prefix_set to determine if the user used prefix= or
scratch=?
See rb_frame_last_func().
Laurent
jturney
4
Thanks for your help. This is exactly what I needed.
Justin