I have ruby script as follows:
class Person
def initialize(name)
@name = name
end
def aMethod()
puts "Excecuting aMethod"
end
end
class Employee < Person
end
e1 = Employee.new("Salunke")
e1.id
after the execution of above script im getting following error:
first.rb:16: warning: Object#id will be deprecated; use Object#object_id
how to resolve above warning/error?
According to the warning:
Object#id will be deprecated; use Object#object_id
so, replace the id with object_id
e1.object_id
object_id if that is what u want...it should be object_id in place of obejct_idIn your example, "e1" is an instance of your class "Employee" (which extend Person)
When you invoke the method "id" (send the message "id" to the object) on the instance "e1", ruby try to call the id method on the whole chain of objects.
The main Object class didn't declare an "id" but an "object_id" method.
As Phelios pointed out, the message is clear enough.
Problem is: There is an id method on class Object, but thats probably not the kind of id you want. It's the object-id of your employee instance generated by the ruby vm . Since thats a pretty common mistake, the id method got deprecated in favour of the more concise object_id. You would have to implement an id method yourself, or, if you really want the object_id, call that method instead of calling id
