reflection - Ruby class method reference -


in ruby, can reference method , pass in callback-like fashion in same scope this:

my_method = method(:method_name)

how reference class method defined on class?

so if had:

class myclass   class << self       def my_method         // ... stuff       end   end end

how reference method in different class use in method(...) call?

answered own question thinking:

you don't need method(...) @ in case.

instead can use:

myclass.public_method(:my_method)

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