attr_accessor

Unsurprisingly, Ruby provides a convenient construct to do exactly this, called attr_accessor ( "attribute accessor"): Listing 7.3 app/models/user. rb class User

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If you look at how attr_accessor works, it's so simple.

Ruby Matters: A Place to Put Your Stuff Neal Ford 2007

I thought for a long time that attr_accessor was a keyword or something infra-structural that I shouldn't bother looking at before I realized that lots of stuff in Ruby looks like keywords but they aren't.

Ruby Matters: A Place to Put Your Stuff Neal Ford 2007

I'm quite pleased with the results! class Chapter attr_reader: book,: url attr_accessor: next def initialize (book, url) @book = book

Ruby script to read aloud from the Bible Jonathan Aquino 2004

We need to require open-uri, add an attr_accessor: image_url, and do the normal has_attached_file stuff.

almost effortless 2009

Parameterless blocks do not support attr_writer (or, by corollary, attr_accessor) well because methods with names of the form "attribute =" are syntactically indistinguishable from variable assignments: configure_me do | config | config. foo = 1 # works fine when the block has a parameter end configure_me do

RubyForge Gems 2009

JRUBY-3362 attr_accessor, attr_reader, attr_writer, and attr not obeying visibility

RubyForge Gems 2009

Instead, specify the fields on the model in a way similar to Ruby's attr_accessor method. class Hero script / console

Rails Wiki yerhot 2009

JRUBY-3362 attr_accessor, attr_reader, attr_writer, and attr not obeying visibility

RubyForge Gems 2009

JRUBY-3362 attr_accessor, attr_reader, attr_writer, and attr not obeying visibility

RubyForge Gems 2009