Ruby - File for Enumerations

Question

In C #, I use to create a file called "Enums.cs", and there all the Enums that my application will need are defined ... It seems to me that this is easier to do. Now, when I take Ruby, I read and choose the approach modulefor defining enums, because I can associate an int with a "word", for example:

module ContractType
  Undefined = 0
  Internship = 1
  CLT = 2
  Contractor = 4
end

Now, how newGuy.CurrentContractType = ContractType.Internshipdoes my User model expose a property of type ?!?

Do I provide a importmodule? extend? Or should I link to a file GlobalEnums.rbwhere all the listings are?

Answer 1

. require GlobalEnums.rb , :

newGuy.currentContractType = ContractType::Internship

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module Foo
  module Bar
    class Baz
      Qux = "quux"
    end
  end
end

p Foo::Bar::Baz::Qux
# => "quux"

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, , :

module MyApp
  module ContractType
    UNDEFINED = 0
    INTERNSHIP = 1
    CLT = 2
    CONTRACTOR = 4
  end
end

# Assuming this is somewhere inside the MyApp namespace...
new_guy.current_contract_type = ContractType::INTERNSHIP

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