How to create a block consisting of multiple lines.

[Raj Singh]

This works.

class Person
def hi(inputproc)
inputproc.call
end
end

Person.new.hi lambda { puts 'wow1'; puts 'wow2'}

However when I try to split the code inside block in multiple line the
code does NOT work anymore.

This does NOT work.

class Person
def hi(inputproc)
inputproc.call
end
end

Person.new.hi lambda do
puts 'wow1'
puts 'wow2'
end


How do I create a proc consisting of multiple lines of code.

 

[Victor H. Goff III]

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class Person
def hi(inputproc)
inputproc.call
end
end

Person.new.hi lambda {
puts 'wow1'
puts 'wow2'
}

 

[Joel VanderWerf]

This works.

class Person
def hi(inputproc)
inputproc.call
end
end

Person.new.hi lambda { puts 'wow1'; puts 'wow2'}

However when I try to split the code inside block in multiple line the
code does NOT work anymore.

This does NOT work.

class Person
def hi(inputproc)
inputproc.call
end
end

Person.new.hi lambda do
puts 'wow1'
puts 'wow2'
end


How do I create a proc consisting of multiple lines of code.

do..end and {..} have different precedence. Your multiline example
should work of you use {..} instead.

Or you can force precedence with (..).

What's going on with:

Person.new.hi lambda do
puts 'wow1'
puts 'wow2'
end

is that lambda is interpreted as the first param to #hi, and the do..end
block is passed as a block to #hi (rather than to #lambda).

HTH.