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Esad Hajdarevic
Hi!
In the following piece of code:
class Foo
def bar
if @var.nil?
puts "First assignment"
@var = 1;
else
@var +=1;
end
end
end
Foo.new.bar
When I run ruby (1.8.4)with -d ($DEBUG=true) I get to see the following
warning:
test.rb:3: warning: instance variable @var not initialized
Does it make sense to spit out this warning even if you are doing
something safe such as calling Object#nil?
What do you think?
In the following piece of code:
class Foo
def bar
if @var.nil?
puts "First assignment"
@var = 1;
else
@var +=1;
end
end
end
Foo.new.bar
When I run ruby (1.8.4)with -d ($DEBUG=true) I get to see the following
warning:
test.rb:3: warning: instance variable @var not initialized
Does it make sense to spit out this warning even if you are doing
something safe such as calling Object#nil?
What do you think?