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class Tree
def initialize
puts "Make a normal tree"
end
def decorate
puts "Make sure the tree won\'t fall"
end
end
class RedBalls < Tree
def initialize(tree)
@parent = tree;
end
def decorate
@parent.decorate
puts "Put on some red balls"
end
end
class BlueBalls < Tree
def initialize(tree)
@parent = tree;
end
def decorate
@parent.decorate
puts "Add blue balls"
end
end
class Angel < Tree
def initialize(tree)
@parent = tree;
end
def decorate
@parent.decorate
puts "An angel on the top"
end
end
tree = Angel.new(BlueBalls.new(RedBalls.new(Tree.new)))
tree.decorate
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1.install ruby
download from http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2009/12/07/ruby-1-9-1-p376-is-released/
2.install rails
ruby gem install rails --include-dependencies
3.install mysql
download from http://sourceforge.net
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