I have a class "C". I'd like C to run a method A that takes in a block. I'd then like the block to have the context of the class provided.
C.a do
b # runs main.b instead of C.b
end
Currently, the method b is running in the context of main. I'd like for it to run in the context of the class C How can this be done?
class C
class << self
def a(&block)
block.bind self # NOPE!
block.binding = self # NOPE!
yield # NOPE!
end
def b
end
end
end
PS. This is the same pattern as Rails routes.
You need to eval the block in the context of the Class:
class C
class << self
def a(&block)
self.instance_eval(&block)
end
def b
puts "hello"
end
end
end
C.a do
b
end
=> "hello"
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