Is it possible to make this without going A class outside?
Because when I trying to run the second one it's won't work:
class A
def initialize
@a = 0
end
def event_stuff
@a += 1
end
def get_a
@a
end
end

class RubyEdit
def init
@a = A.new
end
def event
@a.event_stuff
watch @a ...

I found a mistake in the post so I just deleted it.

ah I just got how to solve this, but in a shit code way.
does anyone knows the normal way?

In not a normal way, but it works so thanks you guys,
but today I have some magic for you again.
How do I can get access to @ins array inside class I made?
I think it's gonna work with kind of a method like "get_ins" but where do I can get those methods?
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By the way I'm I so stupid or it's okay to ...

How to make a class with ability to use Rubyedit class methods?

Look to the file.

WIth this one I can add more then one value to array.
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def init
@v1 = []
end

def event i,v
v2 = @ins[0]

if i == 1
@v1.push v2
end

watch "v1:",@v1
end
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But with this I can't code the same but v1 is local. Does it possible make it with local array ...

Thank you guys for your help me with my idiotic problems with syntax.

I almost pray for it would be last.

Yep, that's works. Thank you.