Someday it may grow into a useful resource; for the moment it’s just a list:
In Ruby you can write something like
class An_appointment_book
def initialize
@schedule = Hash.new { Hash.new { Hash.new { Array.new } } }
end
def add_to_scedule(year,month,day,event)
@schedule[year][month][day] << event
end
end
In rails this is often not possible because there is no way to serialize a Hash with a default procedure, so you wind up having to write the slightly more cluttered:
class An_appointment_book
def initialize
@schedule = {}
end
def add_to_scedule(year,month,day,event)
(((@schedule[year] ||= {})[month] ||= {})[day] ||= []) << event
end
end
case x
when Array then print "Array\n"
else
print "Bogus\n" if x.is_a? Array
end
Sometimes prints bogus (due to what I see as a bug in association_proxy.rb).