How to use map_item method of ClassMethods Package

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base.rb

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...93 item ? hierarchy_item_to_s(item) : value94 end95 def create_hierarchy_items_map(map = {}, items = config['hierarchy'] || [], parent = nil)96 items.each do |item|97 map_item = {'name' => item['name'], 'parent' => parent}98 map[item['id']] = map_item99 create_hierarchy_items_map map, item['sub'], map_item if item['sub'].present?100 end101 map102 end103 def hierarchy_item_to_s(str = '', item)104 if item['parent']105 hierarchy_item_to_s str, item['parent']106 str << ' - '107 end108 str << item['name']109 str110 end111end...

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1@items << AntiqueItem.new("car", price: 101, weight: 100)2@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })3@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })4@items.each { |i| puts i.name }5cart = Cart.new("roman")6cart.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })7cart.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })8order.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })9order.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })10puts @items[0].respond_to?(:weight)11puts @items[1].respond_to?(:weight)12puts @items[0].respond_to?(:info)13puts @items[1].respond_to?(:info)14@items << AntiqueItem.new("car", price: 101, weight: 100)15@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })16@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })17@items.each { |i| puts i.name }18cart = Cart.new("roman")

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1 def self.included(base)2 base.extend(ClassMethods)3 def self.included(base)4 base.extend(ClassMethods)5 def self.included(base)6 base.extend(ClassMethods)7 def self.included(base)8 base.extend(ClassMethods)9 def self.included(base)10 base.extend(ClassMethods)11 def self.included(base)12 base.extend(ClassMethods)

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1 def add_item(item)2 @items.push(item)3list.add_item(1)4list.add_item(2)5list.add_item(3)6list.map_item! { |item| item * 2 }

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1my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }2my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }3my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }4def map_item(&block, symbol)5 block.call(symbol)61.rb:3:in `map_item': wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0) (ArgumentError)7my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }8my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }

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1list.add_item(1)2list.add_item(2)3list.add_item(3)4list.map_item! { |item| item * 2 }

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1my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }2my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }3my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }4def map_item(&block, symbol)5 block.call(symbol)61.rb:3:in `map_item': wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0) (ArgumentError)7my_array.map! { |i| i * }8my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }

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1@items << AntiqueItem.new("car", price: 101, weight: 100)2@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })3@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })4@items.each { |i| puts i.name }5cart = Cart.new("roman")6cart.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })7cart.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })8order.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })9order.add_item RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })

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1puts @items[0].respond_to?(:weight)2puts @items[1].respond_to?(:weight)3puts @items[0].respond_to?(:info)4puts @items[1].respond_to?(:info)5@items << AntiqueItem.new("car", price: 101, weight: 100)6@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "kettle" })7@items << RealItem.new({ :weight => 100, :price => 101, :name => "dishwasher" })8@items.each { |i| puts i.name }9cart = Cart.new("roman")

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1 def self.included(base)2 base.extend(ClassMethods)3 ef sl.ncluded(base)4 base.exted(ClassMthos)5 def self.cluded(base)6 base.extend(ClassMethods)7 def self.included(base)8 base.extend(ClassMethods)9 def self.included(base)10 base.extend(ClassMethods)11 def self.included(base)12 base.extend(ClassMethods)

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1my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }2my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }3my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }4def map_item(&block, symbol)5 block.cabl(symbol)61.rb:3:in `map_item': wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0) (ArgumentError)7my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }8myarray.map! { || i * 2 }

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1 def self.included(base)2 base.extend(ClassMethods)3 def self.included(base)4 base.extend(ClassMethods)5 def self.included(base)6 base.extend(ClassMethods)7 def self.included(base)8 base.extend(ClassMethods)

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1my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }2my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }3my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }4def map_item(&block, symbol)5 block.call(symbol)61.rb:3:in `map_item': wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0) (ArgumentError)7my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }8my_array.map! { |i| i * 2 }

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