Christoph R.
5/19/2005 2:43:00 AM
Ara.T.Howard schrieb:
> so - how can 'Child < Parent #=> true' when they have no ancestors in
> common?
> note that i think it __should__ be true - but shouldn't there be at
> least one
> common ancestor then? it seems like Parent's singleton class should
> show up
> in Child.singleton_class.ancestors doesn't it?
Ancestors apparently ignores singleton ancestors -
so this seems kind of alright to me.
/Christoph