Ruby Programming Language Question:
What is the use of super in Ruby Rails?
Answer:
► Ruby uses the super keyword to call the superclass implementation of the current method.
► Within the body of a method, calls to super acts just like a call to that original method.
► The search for a method body starts in the superclass of the object that was found to contain the original method.
def url=(addr)
super (addr.blank? || addr.starts_with?('http')) ? addr : http://#{addr}
end
► Within the body of a method, calls to super acts just like a call to that original method.
► The search for a method body starts in the superclass of the object that was found to contain the original method.
def url=(addr)
super (addr.blank? || addr.starts_with?('http')) ? addr : http://#{addr}
end
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