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From: Eduardo Rocha on 23 Dec 2009 18:24 Hello guys, i'm new in ruby and i'm trying to create an Address Book. (I'm from Brasil) When i put the book to print "puts lista" #lista is the Address Book the method to_s of the AddresBook class is like this: "def to_s puts "Lista Telefonica" puts "Numero de Contatos: " + @qtContatos.to_s @persons.each do |pessoa| #persons is an array of a Class Person that have it's own to_s method puts pessoa puts "" end end " It's working well, but when I run it in the cmd: "C:\Users\Dudu\.gem\exe>ruby ListaTelefonica.rb" (I'm using Windows 7 with Gems version "1.3.5") The print Returns the & (address) of each thing I print... example: " Nome: My Name Email: myemail(a)this.com Fone: XXXXXXX Endereco: Rua NumSei, 321 Cidade: Anyone Pais: Brasil #<Address:0x2803ae0> #<Pessoa:0x2803b20> #<AddressBook:0x28043a0> " How can I take this Address out?? this "#<AddressBook:0x28043a0>" and the others :S Thanks!!! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
From: Eduardo Rocha on 23 Dec 2009 18:41 up? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
From: Gennady Bystritsky on 23 Dec 2009 19:46 On Dec 23, 2009, at 3:24 PM, Eduardo Rocha wrote: > Hello guys, i'm new in ruby and i'm trying to create an Address Book. > (I'm from Brasil) > When i put the book to print > "puts lista" #lista is the Address Book > the method to_s of the AddresBook class is like this: > "def to_s > puts "Lista Telefonica" > puts "Numero de Contatos: " + @qtContatos.to_s > @persons.each do |pessoa| > #persons is an array of a Class Person that have it's own to_s method > puts pessoa > puts "" > end First of all, method to_s() should *return* a string, not print it. So, remove puts() from to_s() and simply return a string. In your case, return from to_s() is the content of your @persons array, it gets printed by your "puts lista" statement. You can do something like the following: def to_s [ "Lista Telefonica", "Numero de Contatos: #{@qtContatos}", @persons.map { |pessoa| pessoa.to_s } ].join("\n") end Then, if to_s() for objects in your @persons array is defined accordingly, you should have a nice looking output. Gennady. > end > " > > It's working well, but when I run it in the cmd: > "C:\Users\Dudu\.gem\exe>ruby ListaTelefonica.rb" > (I'm using Windows 7 with Gems version "1.3.5") > > The print Returns the & (address) of each thing I print... > example: > " > Nome: My Name > Email: myemail(a)this.com > Fone: XXXXXXX > Endereco: > Rua NumSei, 321 > Cidade: Anyone > Pais: Brasil > #<Address:0x2803ae0> > #<Pessoa:0x2803b20> > > #<AddressBook:0x28043a0> > " > > How can I take this Address out?? > this "#<AddressBook:0x28043a0>" and the others > :S > Thanks!!! > -- > Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. >
From: Marnen Laibow-Koser on 23 Dec 2009 19:52 Eduardo Rocha wrote: > up? Be patient. Best, -- Marnen Laibow-Koser http://www.marnen.org marnen(a)marnen.org -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
From: Eduardo Rocha on 28 Dec 2009 01:51
Thanks for the help =D And i'll try to understand how this works... couse i'm a beginner in ruby! hehehe Bye! > def to_s > [ > "Lista Telefonica", > "Numero de Contatos: #{@qtContatos}", > @persons.map { |pessoa| > pessoa.to_s > } > ].join("\n") > end -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. |