Use my_object[:weekday]
, or, if you're in the object, just self[:weekday]
.
UPDATE:
OR (as found by Ms Numbers): .read_attribute_before_type_cast(:weekday)
Domanda
I'm using ActiveRecord's Enum to store the weekdays with the following:
enum weekday: %w(monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday)
When calling the attribute .weekday
on the model instance I correctly get the weekday name, e.g. "monday".
How could I get the numeric value (i.e. 0
) when I need that instead?
Soluzione
Use my_object[:weekday]
, or, if you're in the object, just self[:weekday]
.
UPDATE:
OR (as found by Ms Numbers): .read_attribute_before_type_cast(:weekday)
Altri suggerimenti
What you would rather want to do is this:
model_instance.read_attribute(:weekday)
Cleaner, simpler, straight to the point.