Here is an example.

#!/usr/bin/ruby

class A

end

class A::B

  def method_one
    x = C.new
    puts x.blah
  end

end

class A::C

  def blah
    puts "I want this one"
  end
end

class C

  def blah
    puts "this is the wrong one"
  end

end

ab = A::B.new
ab.method_one




As you can see when you run it you get the blah out of ::C NOT A::C
which I was expecting. Is there a way to be able to say C.new inside
of A::B and have it check the A:: Namespace first?