module A
Default = 42
def A::foo
end
def A::meth1(param = Default)
foo {}
puts 'OK'
end
def A::meth2(param = Default)
puts 'not OK'
foo { foo {} }
end
A::meth1()
A::meth2()
end
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The first method executes OK, however, the second method fails when trying to
lookup the Default constant for the unspecified param. Even though the body of
the second method is never executed, the mere presence of the nested blocks
causes the context scoping to get screwed up so that the second method appears
to be nested directly within the global scope rather than with the scope of the
module A where the constant is defined.
BTW, these and other errors that I've been reporting aren't just random bugs,
they're bugs that I've come across in my on going efforts to get gems setup
running under IronRuby, so they are on the critical path to running Rails.
Cheers, Wayne.
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