Hi folks,
I have a handful of methods that perform operations on chunks of data.
Which of these methods is called is specified in a YAML configuration so
I only know the method names at run-time, which are, of course, strings.
I am familiar with eval but would like to avoid using it to keep my code
safe. Is there another way I can do it?
Thanks,
Chad.
Oops, solved it. Sorry, I missed Object#method the first time around.
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On 2/3/07, Chad T. [email protected] wrote:
Oops, solved it. Sorry, I missed Object#method the first time around.
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And there is the Object#send that will do what you want, i.e.
any_object.send(“method1”, arg1, arg2)
or
any_object.send(“method1”, *args)
(if send insists on symbols for method names, use String#to_sym)
Hi –
On Sat, 3 Feb 2007, Jan S. wrote:
(if send insists on symbols for method names, use String#to_sym)
It doesn’t; you can use either.
David
It looks like send is actually more appropriate for my needs, thanks,
I’ll give it a go.