I have some开发者_开发百科 code in Ruby like below: Ruby version: 1.8.7
hash = OpenStruct.new(:id=>123, :name=>'wenbo')
puts "#{hash.id} -- #{hash.name}"
D:/workspace/wmch/rubytest/lib/variable.rb:17: warning: Object#id will be deprecated; use Object#object_id
27556896 -- wenbo
Can someone help me on how to get the id field value for 123?
This question is answered in this blog post with this simple line of code
OpenStruct.__send__(:define_method, :id) { @table[:id] }
Now you can set :id on an OpenStruct and not have it ignore you and call :object_id with a warning
Looks like a bug/limitation of OpenStruct under 1.8.7 where there isn't a BlankSlate object, caused by an implementation that uses method_missing
to decide if it's a special property or not.
Here's a custom class similar to OpenStruct that does what you ask for under 1.8.7; feel free to expand upon it and make it more feature rich.
class MemoStruct
def initialize( h=nil )
h.each{ |k,v| add_field(k,v) } if h
end
def add_field( name, value=nil )
inst = :"@#{name}"
(class << self; self; end).class_eval do
define_method(name){ instance_variable_get inst }
define_method("#{name}="){ |v| instance_variable_set inst,v }
end
instance_variable_set(inst,value)
end
def []=( name, value )
add_field(name,value)
end
end
hash = MemoStruct.new :id=>123, :name=>"Jim"
p hash.id
#=> 123
hash["new_field"] = "stuff"
p hash.new_field
#=> stuff
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