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While reading some Ruby code I saw this:
create_table :talks do |t|
What is this notation |variable|? What does that do?
And also, where do I find help for these specific subjects like | |, #{}, and so on?
It’s a way of defining arguments for a block, in a similar way to
def methodname(arg1, arg2)A nice explanation of blocks is available from Robert Sosinski