On Jan 15, 2011, at 2:55 AM, Joshua M. wrote:
> No matter what I do I can only access RbScriptApp and not Foo if I call
> Runtime.UseFile("global.rb"). So far I have two other work arounds: 1.)
> create wrapper methods for everything I want to access in app.rb (ugh),
> or 2.) use Engine.Execute("RbScriptApp::Foo.new"). The latter is more
> preferrable, I suppose, but it seems strange that I can't access Foo by
> dynamic.
That's how Modules work in Ruby. Just like namespaces in C#.
Try adding
include RbScriptApp
to your global.rb file. You need to include the Module if you want to access
the class without qualifying it.
> Any more information about this issue would be very helpful and
> appreciated.
>
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