On Monday, February 24, 2020 at 12:42:44 PM UTC-8, BeeRich33 wrote:
>
> I ran across the following, which is confusing:
>
> DB[:table].where{(bravo > 100) & {alpha_status: 'active'}} # works
> DB[:table].where{{alpha_status: 'active'} & (bravo > 100)} # error
>
> It seems there is a preference. I know they're in the same block, but are
> they not handled independently before the AND?
>
Hash#& is not defined by default, which is why you get the NoMethodError.
If you load the core_extensions extension, the second example also works.
You could also wrap the hash in the second example in a Sequel object:
DB[:table].where{Sequel[{alpha_status: 'active'}] & (bravo > 100)}
or you could use an alternative method of expressing equality:
DB[:table].where{(alpha_status =~ 'active') & (bravo > 100)}
In both of those cases, the core extensions are not required.
Thanks,
Jeremy
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