26 points | by zemptime 3 days ago
2 comments
It's an interesting trick, but for a setter method you really need to use `def cloaking=(value)` instead of overloading the same method. It would help to give a more realistic example for where this technique can be useful.
Wow, I wrote Ruby for 15+ years and never saw this trick!
It's an interesting trick, but for a setter method you really need to use `def cloaking=(value)` instead of overloading the same method. It would help to give a more realistic example for where this technique can be useful.
Wow, I wrote Ruby for 15+ years and never saw this trick!