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class ParaList
attr_reader:classname
attr_writeraralist
def initialize(name)
@classname = name
@paralist = Hash.new
end
end

$cellparalist = ParaList.new("AAA")

def MmlParse.addpara(paraclass,mo,mmlparalist)
a = Hash.new
a = paraclass.paralist
#Error:in `addpara': undefined method `paralist' for #<ParaList:0xc6eff5
b = Hash.new
b["AAA"]=100;
a = b
}
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You've defined an attr_writer for aralist, but need an attr_reader for it
in order for the method you are calling to be defined. You probably want to
change attr_writer to attr_reader, or use attr_accessor if you really want
it to still be writable. attr_writer defines a separate method called
paralist=. You can call that method using paraclass.paralist = foobar.

On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 9:23 PM, iMelody Ooo <> wrote:

> class ParaList
> attr_reader:classname
> attr_writeraralist
> def initialize(name)
> @classname = name
> @paralist = Hash.new
> end
> end
>
> $cellparalist = ParaList.new("AAA")
>
> def MmlParse.addpara(paraclass,mo,mmlparalist)
> a = Hash.new
> a = paraclass.paralist
> #Error:in `addpara': undefined method `paralist' for #<ParaList:0xc6eff5
> b = Hash.new
> b["AAA"]=100;
> a = b
> }
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> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
>
>


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