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Just Another Victim of the Ambient Morality
I'm trying out Net::NNTP and it's accessing a private method on line
375:
@socket = InternetMessageI
pen(@address, @port, @open_timeout,
@read_timeout, @debug_output)
InternetMessageIO is not defined anywhere in the file, so I assume that
it's defined somewhere up from:
require 'net/protocol'
require 'digest/md5'
...probably from net/protocol. This naturally brings up the question,
did this ever work? Was this written for a previous version of Ruby where
this method was public? What's going on, here?
If someone can explain this situation to me, I'd greatly appreciate! If
the only answer you have is to use another library, please mention what that
library is!
Thank you...
375:
@socket = InternetMessageI
@read_timeout, @debug_output)
InternetMessageIO is not defined anywhere in the file, so I assume that
it's defined somewhere up from:
require 'net/protocol'
require 'digest/md5'
...probably from net/protocol. This naturally brings up the question,
did this ever work? Was this written for a previous version of Ruby where
this method was public? What's going on, here?
If someone can explain this situation to me, I'd greatly appreciate! If
the only answer you have is to use another library, please mention what that
library is!
Thank you...