Nelson Hsu wrote:
> cart_session.rb
> 
> class CartSession
>   attr :items
>   attr_accessor :building
>   attr_accessor :use_corporate_account
> end
> 
> class CartSessionLineItem
>   attr_accessor :sku, :quantity, :sku_id
> 
>   def initialize(sku_id, quantity)
>     @sku_id = sku_id
>     @sku = Sku.find(sku_id)
>     @quantity = quantity
>   end
> 
>   def total
>     sku.skuable.price * quantity
>   end
> 
> end

That looks right. Is there perhaps a fixture lingering around?

>> Also note that inheritance is not equal to derivation.
>
> OK, I have to admit, I feel dumb here.  I always thought inheriting from 
> a class was deriving from it.  Is my terminology all messed up?

I take that back and you are right. Must have had my head up in the 
clouds at that time of writing. :-)

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