I have the following code. It works but it seems to me that there must be a
clearer, more compact way. Is there a way in Ruby to pass a method name to a
method? Something simpler than a block or lambda?
TIA,
Jeffrey
module Preload
def Preload.info_msg(msg)
Preload.common_msg(msg) {|msg| RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER.info msg}
end
def Preload.debug_msg(msg)
Preload.common_msg(msg, lambda{|msg| RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER.debug msg})
end
def Preload.common_msg(msg, logger = nil)
puts msg
if logger
logger.call(msg)
else
yield msg
end
msg
end
end
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