def_delegator is a method on Forwardable class

In order to use it you will have to do the following:

require 'forwardable'

class NetworkDatatable < AjaxDatatablesRails::ActiveRecord
  extend Forwardable

  def_delegator :@view, :link_to

end

NoMethodError (undefined method `def_delegators' for , I have this error: ```NoMethodError (undefined method `def_delegators' for ChatroomsDatatable:Class):``` In v1.2.0, def_delegator :@obj, :data, :fallback_data would return :fallback_data but v1.3.0 just returns nil The cause for this is the last expression mod.send(:ruby2_keywords, ali) if RUBY_VERSION >= '2.7' in the following definition:

Maybe try the following instead

class NetworkDatatable < AjaxDatatablesRails::ActiveRecord
  delegate :link_to, :network_path, to: :@view
end

def_delegator is a Forwardable method and I do not see the extension of this module. Although you could obviously extend your class with this module as others have proposed.

However Module#delegate is a method rails has added to the Module class (meaning it is accessible in almost every class) and should work consistently with the proposed.

Please note the method signatures differ slightly.

Forwardable#def_delegator (ruby standard lib)

# def_delegator :target, :method

Forwardable#def_delegators plural (ruby standard lib)

# def_delegators :target, :method1, :method2, ..., :method_n

Module#delegate (rails only)

# delegate :method1, :method2, ..., :method_n, to: :target

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The def_forwardable method is defined in Ruby's standard library Forwardable module, so the class needs to extend the module to be able to use it. There is an example of this method in the section Using View Helpers of the ajax-datatables-rails project.

require 'forwardable'

class NetworkDatatable < AjaxDatatablesRails::ActiveRecord
  extend Forwardable

  def_delegator :@view, :link_to
  def_delegator :@view, :network_path

end

Ruby's Hidden Gems: Delegator and Forwardable, NoMethodError: undefined method `def_delegators' for Stupidedi::Config:: FunctionalGroupConfig:Class #117. Closed. lkfken opened this issue� It defines a new method that delegates to the method of the same name in the given object. There's also a def_delegators method, which takes multiple method symbols as arguments and defines a delegator method for each one. By calling def_delegator multiple times, you can have a single Forwardable delegate different methods to different subobjects.

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Comments

• You have typo in extend there ;]