Re: Is there a library/mechanism for an object/hash hybrid?


On Mar 30, 2007, at 4:15 PM, Jan Friedrich wrote:

Gary Wright schrieb:
OpenStruct doesn't define access via the indexing method:

info = OpenStruct.new

info.name = 'Gary'
info[:name] # undefined method
It's Ruby, define it. :)

Of course. I was just pointing out that OpenStruct didn't
actually provide the features that the OP had asked for.

You can always roll your own.


Gary Wright




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