Sam Ruby wrote:
All objects also must be able to perform the method:
get_anonymous_subclass - to put the object into a singleton
anonymous
subclass
Sorry, you lost me here.
A singleton object is the sole instantiation of a class. You'll always
get that one object.
I know what a singleton is. I don't know what it means to "put the
object into a singleton anonymous subclass", or why you would want to do
such a thing.
I think that this is in order to supports Ruby's feature of being able
add methods to individual objects.
In the following code
class A
end
a = A.new
def a.method()
end
this creates an anomynous subclass of A and makes a an instance of the
new class.
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Mark Sparshatt
