use eval for determing the self.class.name useful when this is used in an abstract class #123
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When using acts_as_list in an Inheritance class like this:
The output of the method acts_as_list_class is set to the name of the parent class (::SuperClass) instead of the child class (::Child). By using eval the correct Class name is returned. I'm using the variable @acts_as_list_class so eval doesn't slow things down.
Maybe there is a better (rails?) way of doing this then eval. But is works.
reference: http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Inheritance/ClassMethods.html