On 15 Mar 2011, at 00:49, Dave Castellano <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> I will have hundreds of methods I need the model to call
> on depending on the situation (only one at a time), where should they
> be kept, and how to call them?
>
> I have tried...
>
> require "#{RAILS_ROOT}/lib/generators/parks_bielkowski_test.rb" in the
> model to access the test file but it does not seem to return a value.
> Is this the correct use of "require"?
>
Require just loads the file. You don't get a meaningful return value from it
> The test file contains a module
If you've defined your method in a module then in order to call that method you
need to include it in the current object (alternatively you could make it a
module method and then call SomeModule.method_name)
You might do well to do a little reading on how method lookup, modules,
inheritance etc work in ruby
Fred
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