Use blocks to quickly build out sub-mashes
Reported by Michael Bleigh | May 14th, 2008 @ 06:43 PM
From blog comment: A suggestion. You should be able to do something like this. conf = Mash.new() conf.tasklist do task1="some task" task2="some other task" end This would be more convenient that conf.tasklist.task1! = 'lll' conf.takslist.taks2! = '222'
Suggested API:
mash = Mash.new
mash.tasklist do |t|
t.task1 = "some task"
t.task2 = "something else"
end
mash.tasklist # => <Mash task1="some task" task2="something else">
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Mash is an extension of the Ruby Hash object to allow for pseudo-object syntax reminiscent of Javascript objects. It is useful for simple conversion of JSON or XML and also for configuration settings read from YAML.
Michael Bleigh