I'm looking to define dynamic classes, and in order to get them to
play nicely with Rails I need them to behaving like a constantly
defiend class.
foo = Class.new
Won't work AFAIK because
foo.class == Class
If the new class is defined to a constant however it will work.
Foo = Class.new
So far the only way I know of to do this is to use eval.
newclass = eval("Foo#{some_string} = Class.new")
and then I can define new class as I see fit. However I do not want to
use eval if I can help it. Can anyone make any suggestions?
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