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You can pull it in a Module, e.g.

Module Things
  class Charts
    #things
  end
end

and access it then e.g.

Things::Charts.new

Lichtamberg 2009-07-09 13:10:36

Put which in a module? My code, or theirs? Both seem pretty well set, especially mine, given that it's an ActiveRecord class. I actually ended up going through the OFC code and changed all references of CHART to GRAPH. Everything *seems* to be working ok atm.

humble_coder 2009-07-09 15:38:10

Since the plugin is hosted on github, perhaps you could fork it, put their code into a module (which helps everyone) and let them know so perhaps it makes it into a future version.

hopeless 2009-07-09 16:01:43

I think your code is better to put in a module - if the plugin chances, your work gets lost..?

Lichtamberg 2009-07-09 16:09:27

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