Re: Constructor in a module?



Should have googled first:

Found this - as always either Aaron or Joe came to the rescue (in this
case Aaron):

"Modules never go out of scope. Think of them like a singleton instance
of a class that RB makes for you when the application starts up.
There's only one "instance" of a Module, and it stays in scope
for the life of your application. But, remember, modules aren't
really classes, so they don't have things like constructors or
destructors."

Doh!

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