Hi Jeremy,
I have models like this:
class Mailbox::Email < Mailbox::Model(:emails)
end
class Mailbox::Post < Mailbox::Model(:emails)
end
and of course a base class:
module Mailbox
def self.Model(source)
c = Sequel::Model(second_db)
c.set_dataset(source)
end
# defining admin? here not work as its inhertied from Model.
end
Now, on each model I put a method
class Mailbox::Email < Mailbox::Model(:emails)
def admin?
is_admin || false
end
end
class Mailbox::Post < Mailbox::Model(:posts)
def admin?
is_admin || false
end
end
Now, what I am trying to do is remove duplicate code and make each model
get admin method from parent and inherit. So whatever I fetch data i always
have *admin? *method available for each model
How can I inject this method to base class? Because putting it under
Mailbox does not work.
What I tried so far:
define_method :admin? do
'gencer'
end # inside of Model.
def admin?
'gencer'
end # Inside of Mailbox
Without luck.
I want to each method process info for its own model but method should be
global.
Thanks,
Gencer.
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