问题
I've got a Match model and a Team model. I want to run an instance method (written inside the Team model) after a Match has been saved. Here's what I've got.
team.rb
def goals_sum
unless goal_count_cache
goal_count = a_goals_sum + b_goals_sum
update_attribute(:goal_count_cache, goal_count)
end
goal_count_cache
end
and it works. Now I need to run this whenever a match gets saved. So I tried this:
match.rb
after_save :Team.goals_sum
after_destroy :Team.goals_sum
And it doesn't work. I know I'm missing something basic, but I still can't go through with it. Any tips?
回答1:
You can just define a private method on Match that delegates to the method on Team (otherwise, how would it know which team to run the method on? You say it's an instance method, and I assume a match has teams that are playing it).
after_save :update_teams_goals_sum
after_destroy :update_teams_goals_sum
private
def update_teams_goals_sum
[team_a, team_b].each &:goals_sum
end
回答2:
after_save :notify_team
after_destroy :notify_team
private
def notify_team
Team.goals_sum
end
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14278113/ruby-on-rails-calling-an-instance-method-from-another-model