How do I turn something into a Ruby Proc? -

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if j.job_type_name   j.type = j.job_type_name elsif j.type.length > 1   # jty = jobtype.find_by_id(j.type)   # don't want relentlessly hit db jobtypes, colors, priorities, etc. use stored 'all' variable   jty = alljobtypes.find { |h| h['_id'] == bson::objectid(j.type) }   j.type = jty && jty.job_type ? jty.job_type : 'n/a' end  if j.priority_name   j.priority = j.priority_name elsif j.priority   pri = jobpriority.find_by_id(j.priority)   j.priority = !pri.blank? && !pri.job_priority.blank? ? pri.job_priority : 'n/a' end

i have these 2 if else blocks , think better off procs, i'm still wrapping head around proc is. it's piece of code want call often, , put in 1 place have update in 1 place. it's not method on object per-se, repetitious code.

so what's syntax above?

the code don't see (where 'j' set) .each loop on database cursor.

so job.where(stuff).each |j|

etc.

the syntax making proc just:

my_proc = proc |arglist|   # code here end

you can use proc.new instead of proc if want.

you should able make proc , pass in block .each, (but don't see you):

def process_jobs(stuff)   process_job = proc |j|     if j.job_type_name       #...     end   end   job.where(stuff).each(&process_job) end

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