A
Alex Stupakov
Hi,
I have an array of Facebooker::User objects
so friends.class = Array
and friends[1].class = Facebooker::User
Facebooker::User objects which are basically hashes.
each friend has a unique facebook_id so
friends[1].facebook.id.class = Integer
I'd like to find the array member with a particular facebook_id.
friends.find_by_id(12345) should return the corresponding
Facebooker::User object
What's the cleanest way to do this?
Do I have to iterate over the array members or is there a method in Ruby
that does this?
Thanks
Alex
I have an array of Facebooker::User objects
so friends.class = Array
and friends[1].class = Facebooker::User
Facebooker::User objects which are basically hashes.
each friend has a unique facebook_id so
friends[1].facebook.id.class = Integer
I'd like to find the array member with a particular facebook_id.
friends.find_by_id(12345) should return the corresponding
Facebooker::User object
What's the cleanest way to do this?
Do I have to iterate over the array members or is there a method in Ruby
that does this?
Thanks
Alex