Facebooker talk - Dec 2008 - events.members & attendence.user methods

I had some thoughts about creating a Events#members method.  It would be
pretty straight forward if a session attribute existed on the event, but
thats'' not the case.  I''m not sure that this is the best way
to hack this
out, but here goes:

So the diff on Session is to merge the session object onto the new event in
Session#events

    def events(options = {})
      @events ||= post(''facebook.events.get'', options) do
|response|
        response.map do |hash|
          Event.from_hash(hash.merge(:session => self))
        end
      end
    end

Then the Events#members method is pretty straight forward:

    def members
      @members ||= @session.event_members(@eid)
    end

This works...can do stuff like:

facebooker_user.events.first.members

The only problem is that it slams that session instance on every Event.  Is
that necessarily a bad thing?

Anyways, Attendence#user works basically the same way:

class Session
    def event_members(eid)
      @members ||= post(''facebook.events.getMembers'', :eid
=> eid) do
|response|
        response.map do |attendee_hash|
          Event::Attendance.from_hash(attendee_hash.merge(:session => self))
        end
      end
    end
end

class Attendence
      def user
        @user ||= User.new(uid, @session)
      end
end

Is anyone doing this similarly, differently?

Thanks.
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