Define methods on dynamic module #703
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Currently you cannot override the generated methods and access super ie: ```ruby monetize :price_cents def price=(value) # stuff super # NoMethodError end ``` This happens because the method is defined on the class directly so their is no super method to call. A solution today is to create an alias (`alias :old_price= :price=`) before overriding the method as is recommending in issue RubyMoney#507. Instead, a new module can be created, included into the class, and the methods defined on it allowing `super` to work as expected.
sunny
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sunny
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Looks like #698 also had issues with sqlite3 and added a |
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Currently you cannot override the generated methods and access super ie:
This happens because the method is defined on the class directly so their is no super method to call. A solution today is to create an alias (
alias :old_price= :price=) before overriding the method as is recommending in issue #507.Instead, a new module can be created, included into the class, and the methods defined on it allowing
superto work as expected.