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Howdy!

You didn't show any evidence of work on your part. You showed some input, some desired output, and demanded a solution. That's not the recipe for cheerful assistance.

What have you tried to solve your problem? Show your work. Show some work. If you don't want to do the work, you need to try a different forum and offer compensation to the people you want to do your work for you. Capice?

yours,
Michael

In reply to Re^5: Extracting the Methods in a Ruby file by herveus
in thread Extracting the Methods in a Ruby file by thillai_selvan

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