下面的代码在Ruby中是什么意思?

||=

它的语法有什么意义或原因吗?


当前回答

A ||= b

表示如果'a'中存在任何值并且您不想更改它,则继续使用该值,否则如果'a'没有任何值,则使用'b'的值。

简单的话,如果左手边不为空,则指向现有的值,否则指向右边的值。

其他回答

irb(main):001:0> a = 1
=> 1
irb(main):002:0> a ||= 2
=> 1

因为a已经被设为1了

irb(main):003:0> a = nil
=> nil
irb(main):004:0> a ||= 2
=> 2

因为a是nil

它的意思是或等于。它检查左边的值是否有定义,然后使用它。如果不是,使用右边的值。您可以在Rails中使用它来缓存模型中的实例变量。

一个基于rails的快速示例,我们创建了一个函数来获取当前登录的用户:

class User > ActiveRecord::Base

  def current_user
    @current_user ||= User.find_by_id(session[:user_id])
  end

end

它检查是否设置了@current_user实例变量。如果是,它将返回该值,从而节省数据库调用。但如果没有设置,则执行调用,然后将@current_user变量设置为该值。这是一种非常简单的缓存技术,但非常适合在应用程序中多次获取相同的实例变量。

ruby-lang语法。正确的答案是查看ruby-lang文档。所有其他解释都令人困惑。

谷歌

"ruby-lang文档缩写赋值"。

Ruby-lang文档

https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/2.4.0/syntax/assignment_rdoc.html#label-Abbreviated+Assignment

假设a = 2, b = 3

那么,||= b将得到a的值,即2。

当a计算为某个值时,结果不是false或nil..这就是为什么它不计算b的值。

现在假设a = nil, b = 3。

那么||= b将得到3,即b的值。

因为它首先尝试评估a的值,结果是nil..它求出b的值。

ror app中使用的最佳示例是:

#To get currently logged in iser
def current_user
  @current_user ||= User.find_by_id(session[:user_id])
end

# Make current_user available in templates as a helper
helper_method :current_user

其中,User.find_by_id(session[:user_id])当且仅当@current_user之前未初始化时触发。

准确地说,||= b意味着“如果a是未定义的或假的(false或nil),将a设置为b并求值为(即返回)b,否则求值为a”。

其他人经常试图用||= b等价于|| a = b或a = a || b来说明这一点。这些等价有助于理解这个概念,但要注意,它们并非在所有条件下都是准确的。请允许我解释:

a ||= b ⇔ a || a = b? The behavior of these statements differs when a is an undefined local variable. In that case, a ||= b will set a to b (and evaluate to b), whereas a || a = b will raise NameError: undefined local variable or method 'a' for main:Object. a ||= b ⇔ a = a || b? The equivalency of these statements are often assumed, since a similar equivalence is true for other abbreviated assignment operators (i.e. +=,-=,*=,/=,%=,**=,&=,|=,^=,<<=, and >>=). However, for ||= the behavior of these statements may differ when a= is a method on an object and a is truthy. In that case, a ||= b will do nothing (other than evaluate to a), whereas a = a || b will call a=(a) on a's receiver. As others have pointed out, this can make a difference when calling a=a has side effects, such as adding keys to a hash. a ||= b ⇔ a = b unless a?? The behavior of these statements differs only in what they evaluate to when a is truthy. In that case, a = b unless a will evaluate to nil (though a will still not be set, as expected), whereas a ||= b will evaluate to a. a ||= b ⇔ defined?(a) ? (a || a = b) : (a = b)???? Still no. These statements can differ when a method_missing method exists which returns a truthy value for a. In this case, a ||= b will evaluate to whatever method_missing returns, and not attempt to set a, whereas defined?(a) ? (a || a = b) : (a = b) will set a to b and evaluate to b.

好的,好的,那么||= b等于什么?有办法在Ruby中表达这一点吗?

好吧,假设我没有忽略任何东西,我相信||= b在功能上等价于……(击鼓声)

begin
  a = nil if false
  a || a = b
end

坚持住!这不是第一个前面有noop的例子吗?嗯,不完全是。还记得我之前说的||= b只有当a是一个未定义的局部变量时,||= b才不等于|| a = b吗?如果为false,则a = nil确保a永远没有定义,即使这一行永远不会执行。Ruby中的局部变量是词法范围的。