Why is it called OpenStruct? I see implementations of it in Ruby and Python. But I wonder if there is an open source specification to allow it to be defined in other languages?
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From my understanding of it pertaining to Ruby, that it is similar to a Struct data structure type, but more open and flexible. So to me the naming works for that definition, OpenStruct. I am not totally sure if it it is open source specification for it. But you can always check out the Ruby source code definition for it, which would get you on your way for programming it in another language. github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/trunk/li...
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Why is it called OpenStruct? I see implementations of it in Ruby and Python. But I wonder if there is an open source specification to allow it to be defined in other languages?
From my understanding of it pertaining to Ruby, that it is similar to a Struct data structure type, but more open and flexible. So to me the naming works for that definition, OpenStruct. I am not totally sure if it it is open source specification for it. But you can always check out the Ruby source code definition for it, which would get you on your way for programming it in another language. github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/trunk/li...