How not to write full module path in ruby?

Lets consider I have a class inside a really long module path:

sux = Really::Long::Module::Path::Sucks.new

Could I somehow "import" this module in a way that I could just use the class without wo开发者_运维知识库rrying writing this path every time I use it?

EDIT: I know being in the same module makes things easier. But I can't be in the same module in this case.

Modules are an object in ruby, so you can just make a reference to the module that is shorter.

Sux = Really::Long::Module::Path::Sucks
Sux.new

In your class:

include Really::Long::Module::Path

This basically mixes all of that module's constants/methods into the including class, so you can then use the Sucks class directly:

sux = Sucks.new

module A; module B; module C; module D
  class E; end
end; end; end; end

class Sanity
  include A::B::C::D
  puts E.new.object_id
end