Hello,
the following code produces different results when executed with Ruby
1.8.6 on Windows and Fedora 9:
class A
def call_b_with_dup
B.dup.new.b
end
def call_b_without_dup
B.new.b
end
end
class B
def b
XXX
end
end
begin
A.new.call_b_with_dup
rescue Exception => e
puts e
end
begin
A.new.call_b_without_dup
rescue Exception => e
puts e
end
*** Results ***
Windows:
uninitialized constant B::XXX
uninitialized constant B::XXX
Fedora 9:
uninitialized constant A::XXX
uninitialized constant B::XXX
Whats the correct behaviour? I suppose the first one and the second is a
bug.
If so, is this bug already known?
Thanks,
Martin