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Ruby/Tk Primer: Creating a cron GUI Interface with Ruby/Tk | |
| Subject: | self.puts | |
| Date: | 2004-06-28 18:06:54 | |
| From: | aturley | |
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Response to: Using Ruby
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Since nobody else has written anything yet, I'll venture a guess. puts is a private method of the "main" object. You can see this by typing self.private_methods. I'm guessing that by calling puts by itself, the interpreter invokes a special private method handler. On the other hand, if you call self.puts, it acts like any old random object had called it, and says, "Oh no you don't! You can't touch my privates." Even though it's trying to access it's own private method. Steamy, eh?
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