Alan McKean wrote:
OK. Let me make sure I understand ... these are all static in class Ruby. Then I call setCurrentInstance() in newInstance(RubyConfig), and I always use getCurrentInstance() in my lazy initializers: getMarshal(), getMethods(), etc. Correct?
That's the idea. The only dependency is that some external entity must be expected to set a "current" runtime for the thread in question before your stuff fires.
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