Fix bug in Padrino::Mounter.app_constant (#1595) #1610
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If the module with the same name as the application class has already been defined, Padrino::Mounter.app_constant had returned the very module object. So I intend not to search towards ancestors with second parameter 'false' in 'const_defined?'. This code is only valid in the Ruby 1.9 or later.
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Fix bug in Padrino::Mounter.app_constant, fixes #1595
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If the module with the same name as the application class has already been defined,
Padrino::Mounter.app_constant had returned the very module object.
So I intend not to search towards ancestors with second parameter 'false' in 'const_defined?'.
This code is only valid in the Ruby 1.9 or later.
(see #1595 )