I am attempting to call a module into the main script. I linked the files using require
. The following is what my code looks like:
module Ex36_method
def m_defense
puts "Do you want to play zone or man to man for this possession?"
print "> "
choice = $stdin.gets.chomp
if choice.include? "zone"
zone
elsif choice.include? "man to man"
m_rebound
else
dead("You failed to play defense")
end
end
def zone
puts "The opposition scores a 3!"
end
def m_rebound
puts "The ball rims out and you got a rebound!"
end
end
require_relative 'Ex36_method'
def start
puts "You are in the final minute of game 7 of the NBA finals."
puts "You are down by 3 points."
puts "What do you do: take a 3 pointer that might tie or take a guaranteed 2?"
print "> "
choice = $stdin.gets.chomp
if choice.include? "3 pointer"
puts "You missed! The ball rims out but you got the rebound at 40 seconds."
pass
elsif choice.include? "2 pointer"
puts "You scored! 50 seconds on the clock. Now it's time for defense"
m_rebound
else
dead("Turnover")
end
end
def dead(why)
puts why, "The opposing team scores a 3 and you lose. Better luck next year!"
end
start
When I call the functions in the linked module, I receive the following error:
"ex36.rb:16:in `start': undefined local variable or method `m_rebound' for main:Object (NameError)
from ex36.rb:27:in `<main>'"
Any help would be much appreciated.
You have loaded the module, but have not yet included the module's methods into the current scope. Add an include statement:
require_relative 'Ex36_method'
include Ex36_method
def start
#...
This shows how qualifying the method with it's class desciptor using the "::" prefix allows the interpreter's linkage code to resolve the reference.
#animal.rb
module Animals
def hello
puts "hello dear"
end
end
#index.rb
require_relative "animal"
include Animals
Animals::hello #ouputs "hello dear"
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