Haha... nice.. On 5/8/07, Rigger Bone Sconi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 5/5/07, Kushal Hada <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > > > If someone really likes this idea, how will she learn more about you? > > > > Google me! > > I googled your name but was unable to find anything. > > > > Right, I forgot it's pointless to google me... > > We at FOSS Nepal really appreciate your candor and would certainly like to > > help. > > > > Word. > > However, having not read a single line of your source code or even knowing > > your look, sound, and feel (graphical user interface), I do not think > > anybody could do much. Please be so kind as to provide FOSS Nepal with more > > information. Just hit reply and you are on. Simple as that!!! > > > > Let's start to play: interpret it > here<http://www.ruby.ch/interpreter/rubyinterpreter.shtml>or > here <http://tryruby.hobix.com/> (or, yes, you could even install Ruby on > your box). > > class Hustler > attr_reader :name, :age > attr_accessor :hearth_blood_status, :got_wife > def initialize(name, age, hbs) > @name = name > @age = age > @hearth_blood_status = hbs > @got_wife = false > end > end > > obj1 = Hustler.new("rigger", 24, "full") > puts "#{obj1.name.capitalize}, is a #{obj1.age}y hustler from... (not > audible). His fully muscular hearth is #{obj1.hearth_blood_status}." > obj1.hearth_blood_status = "almost full" if obj1.got_wife == false > > [Please continue the code guys, the Ruby crash course has just started] > Next step for me: solve the GUI issue using the Tk library. > > > RS > -- > : : i'm a climber : : > > >
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