问题
Can anyone explain the difference between accessing an instance attribute via self.attribute and by @attribute?
回答1:
self.attribute calls the method attribute.self.attribute = value calls the method attribute= with the argument value.@attribute and @attribute = value get/set the value of the instance variable @attribute.
So basically they're two entirely different things.
However if you call attr_accessor :attribute it defines the method attribute to return @attribute and the method attribute=(value) to set @attribute = value. So in that case, there is no difference.
回答2:
"Accessing instance variable directly is about two times faster than accessing them with accessor methods"
Check out the: http://greyblake.com/blog/2012/09/02/ruby-perfomance-tricks/
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4639271/directly-accessing-an-instance-variable-vs-using-an-accessor-method