Food.where(meat: true).count do |food|
food.chunky?
end
just does the same thing as Food.where(meat: true).count
, as an SQL-style count is being done, rather than an Enumerable#count
type of count.
Is there any way of doing an Enumerable#count
type of count other than tacking on an each
, like the following?
Food.where(meat: true).each.count do |food|
food.chunky?
end
(Yes, I realise doing food.chunky?
involves creating food
objects and calling a method on them, rather than doing everything at the database level - sometimes it can't be avoided)
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