c# - Why does attr_accessor create a property, but method is just a method? -

I'm playing with the difference between C # and IronRuby. I have noticed that if I define a property by using attr_accessor in Ruby, then it is presented as property to C # If I, on the other hand, I make the code, it comes back as a method. For example, take this code:

  var engine = Ironbury .ububy.CreateEngine (); String script = @ "Class test atre_assoresource: automatic deef manual @ manual and deaf manual = (val) @ manual = val and def initialization @automatic =" "test" "manual =" "testing" "end and test.New" ; Var testObject = engine.Execute (script); Var automatic = testObject.automatic; Var manual = testObject.manual;  

When you see the C # automated variable, the value is a string of "test" if you use the C # manual variable If you see, this type is IronRuby.Builtins.RubyMethod.

Finally, I want to create my own property in Ruby which can be used in C #, but I think they do not see properties like attr_accessor Can.

I think there is some magic in the module code of Ruby source code (ModuleOps.cs: DefineAccessor). Is there any way to do this in Ruby Code directly?

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