Rails - Jun 2006 - Base class model not found, even with require

I want to create a base class for a few of my models, as follows:

class SingletonRecord < ActiveRecord::Base
        def self.get
                instance = self.find_all[0]
                instance ||= Current.new
                return instance
        end

        def save
                self.delete_all
                super
        end
end

Then I create a subclass model like so:

require ''singletonrecord''

class Current < SingletonRecord
end

This works great in the console, i.e. Current.get does what I''d expect.
But it doesn''t work through the web interface - it tells me 
"SingletonRecord uninitialized constant".

Why?

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Hi Adam,

You shouldn''t have to put the ''require'' at the top of
the file. Rails
can find your models as long as they''re named correctly according to
the
convention.

What is the filename you have SingletonRecord saved as? It should be 
singleton_record.rb.

Ryan.

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Adam,

I didn''t notice you were including it as
''singletonrecord'', so I''m
assuming you have your file named singletonrecord.rb. Rename it to 
singleton_record.rb and remove the require ''singletonrecord''
line. Rails
will automagically find singleton_record.rb when you extend from 
SingletonRecord in your Current class.

Ryan.

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