inheritance with Ohm
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Gunchars
Mar 14, 2012, 7:13:29 PM3/14/12
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Hiya!
Dunno if anyone's reading this group, but just in case I have a quick
question. Is there a non hackish way to inheritance with Ohm::Model?
Something like this:
class A < Ohm::Model
attribute :a
end
class B < A
attribute :b
end
And then be able to do:
obj = B.new( { :a => "one", :b => "two" } )
I looked through the source of ohm and it seems that this isn't
possible without overriding self.attributes et al, but it's messing
with the internals of Ohm which feels like none of my business.
Thanks!
G.
Dunno if anyone's reading this group, but just in case I have a quick
question. Is there a non hackish way to inheritance with Ohm::Model?
Something like this:
class A < Ohm::Model
attribute :a
end
class B < A
attribute :b
end
And then be able to do:
obj = B.new( { :a => "one", :b => "two" } )
I looked through the source of ohm and it seems that this isn't
possible without overriding self.attributes et al, but it's messing
with the internals of Ohm which feels like none of my business.
Thanks!
G.
Hung Tran
Sep 27, 2012, 7:08:34 PM9/27/12
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Hi - not sure if this is still relevant to you but the case you describe below seems to work for me in 1.2 in which you can initialize the inherited attribute during create.
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