justinbaker wrote in post #978517:
> First off..this isn't valid ruby.
>
> class EventRoster{
> @events = []
> @event_occurrences = []
> }
>
> try
> class EventRoster
> def initialize
> @events = []
> @event_occurrences = []
> end
> end
Thank you, Justin, for your valued input. Unfortunately, I wasn't
attempting to provide valid Ruby--I was trying to show ruby-ish
pseudocode that showed a quick overview of the information that was
needed in order to ask my question.
class EventRoster contains about 30 methods for dealing with events, and
far more instance variables. 90% of this code is irrelevant to the
question being asked, so I simply gave an overview.
But again, thank you VERY much for your help. I will remember this in
the future, should I ever accidentally dump code directly into the class
instead of making a constructor.
Peace.
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