This has probably been answered before, but I lack the proper vocabulary to find the solution using the board search.
What I want to achieve is to calling methods of a class’ instance of another class.
I think this crude example illustrates what I want to achieve:
class ClassA
def method_a
return 'first example'
end
def method_b
return 'second example'
end
end
class ClassB
def initialize
object = classA.new
end
end
the_example = classB.new
the_example.[whatever-I’m-missing-to-talk-with-object].method_b
# should return 'second exampe'
object
needs to be an instance variable so that it doesn't go out of scope after the call to initialize
, so call it @object
instead.
Then you'll need to make @object
accessible outside of classB
's definition, so you'll want to declare that.
class ClassB
attr_reader :object # lets you call 'some_instance_of_classb.object'
def initialize
@object = ClassA.new
end
end