So, I haven't heard anything about this yet on Stack Overflow, or this list.
Does anyone know if this is this a bug in IronRuby interop? Thanks, Brian On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 12:34 PM, Brian Genisio <briangeni...@gmail.com>wrote: > This is a cross-post from Stack Overflow, but I haven't heard a peep there, > so I figured I'd try here: > > I am playing around with the interop between C# and IronRuby. I have > noticed that if I define a property in Ruby using `attr_accessor`, it is > presented to C# as a property. If, on the other hand, I create the exact > same code manually, it comes back as a method. > > For example, take this code: > > var engine = IronRuby.Ruby.CreateEngine(); > string script = @" > class Test > attr_accessor :automatic > > def manual > @manual > end > > def manual=(val) > @manual = val > end > > def initialize > @automatic = ""testing"" > @manual = ""testing"" > end > end > > Test.new > "; > var testObject = engine.Execute(script); > > var automatic = testObject.automatic; > var manual = testObject.manual; > > When you look at the C# `automatic` variable, the value is a string of > "testing". If you look at the C# `manual` variable, it is type > IronRuby.Builtins.RubyMethod. > > Ultimately, I want to create my own properties in Ruby that can be used in > C#, but I can't seem to make them be visible as properties like > `attr_accessor` does. > > I THINK, that there is some magic going on in the Module code of the Ruby > source code (ModuleOps.cs:DefineAccessor). Is there any way to do this in > Ruby code directly? > > Thanks, > Brian
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