Let me preface this by saying that from a design perspective, this probably isn't the greatest idea. Assuming your code is much more complicated than Foo and Bar, you might be headed toward something more along the lines of a builder However, if you insist on doing what you ask, this will do it class Foo New if self. New_record?
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Let me preface this by saying that from a design perspective, this probably isn't the greatest idea. Assuming your code is much more complicated than Foo and Bar, you might be headed toward something more along the lines of a builder. However, if you insist on doing what you ask, this will do it.
Class Foo New_record? End end.
By concept, this isn't the cleanest way to do something like this, because you're mixing a model logic inside another one. There's more: you haven't yet any instance during initialization, so I think this is not possible. Keep in mind that if you need to save associated objects, you can do it in controllers or using Nested Models Forms what's the task you need to achieve?
By concept, this isn't the cleanest way to do something like this, because you're mixing a model logic inside another one. There's more: you haven't yet any instance during initialization, so I think this is not possible. What's the task you need to achieve?
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