Hi,
Since "belongs_to" does not actually reflect (as an English wording) the
real association that one object might have to another, I was thinking
about aliasing it using the following code:
class ActiveRecord::Base
class << self
alias :refers_to :belongs_to
alias :is_of :belongs_to
alias :has_a :belongs_to
end
end
Is it a proper way to do that? Or Is there another better alternative?
Panayotis Matsinopoulos
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