Hello I would like to match attribute pairs from string similiar to the one below <tag_name attra="#{t("a.b.c")}" attrb="aa a"> ... sould match on attra="#{t("a.b.c")}" and attrb="aa a" thanks in advance Marius ...
Is there an easy way in Ruby to find a canonical file path out of a messy file path? For example: a/b/../c/x is the same as a/c/x a/./b/c/x is the same as a/b/c/x a/./b/../../c/x is the same as c/x Any simple way to do this? ...
I have set up a my application with spanish and english. On my console i am getting error messages in english if object is returning validation error. I want to set my rails console so i will get validation error message in spanish. ...
I was reading a Ruby question about the .each iterator, and someone stated that using .each can be a code smell if higher order iterators are better suited for the task. What are higher order iterators in Ruby? edit: Jörg W Mittag, the author of the StackOverflow answer that I was referring to mentioned that he meant to write higher lev...
I needed a to have a multipart http post from one app to another that included a file attachment and a nested params hash. I tried using HTTPClient which worked for the file attachment, however I could not get params to send in a nested format. data_params = Hash.new data_params[:params] = Hash.new data_params[:params][:f] = Hash.new...
Consuming a ruby json API, I want to save me some work and generate ruby objects off the bat. Any way to do this? so you could transform this: {"menu": { "id": "file", "value": "File", "popup": { "menuitem": [ {"value": "New", "onclick": "CreateNewDoc()"}, {"value": "Open", "onclick": "OpenDoc()"}, {"value...
I read about http://rhomobile.com/ and I found this is great but I want to ask whether the application built with that would run in Browser or Natively on the device as this requires HTML and Ruby? ...
I have Users . Users have_many :organizations If I do: User.find(:all).select {|u| u.organizations.first.name } it returns with: NoMethodError: You have a nil object when you didn't expect it! The error occurred while evaluating nil.name from (irb):33 from (irb):33:in `select' from (irb):33 Long story short: I am trying to find t...
I'm trying to use a slightly more interesting GROUP BY cause than what seems to be supported out of the box by DataMapper. The query I want to generate looks something like this: SELECT SUM(downloads), SUM(uploads) FROM daily_stats GROUP BY YEARWEEK(date) I'd like to be able to just tell DataMapper something along these lines: DailyS...
I don't know if I'm just searching for the wrong things or what, but is there a simple way to evaluate a range and check if an integer is within that range using the (2..100) syntax. Like just say I wanted to evaluate as true if my integer x = 100, and my range is (2..0), I'm just looking for the simple, concise ruby-way of doing this. ...
It appears that the best PAM module for ruby is "rpam". However this module hard codes the service name "rpam" when calling pam_start which seems to be denied by default on at least RHEL. I can get rpam to work by hacking the source to change the hardcoded service name to something present in /etc/pam.d. Do people normally reconfigure P...
Hi, I'm currently trying to learn Ruby and I'm trying to understand more about what it offers in terms of encapsulation and contracts. In C# a contract can be defined using an interface. A class which implements the interface must fulfil the terms within the contract by providing an implementation for each method and property (and mayb...
I work in Ruby, and have to create a single regexp for the following task, as I'm working with someone else's gem that uses this regexp to match fields to be worked on in a text file. I need to match beginning of string, any set of characters, and underscore, then any multi-digit integer that is not 1,2, 9, or 10, and end of string. I.e....
Hello, I'm having a problem with my rails application. When I type script/server I get the following error: /Users/admin/.gem/ruby/1.8/gems/activesupport-2.3.5/ lib/active_support/multibyte/unicode_database.rb:37: warning: getc is obsolete; use STDIN.getc instead This causes the application to hang and not respond. How can I...
Hi, I have a ruby client that connects to an exchange server using IMAP & SSL. I use the Ruby Net::IMAP library (which uses openssl under the covers) to connect. Its been working fine for months. The exchange server admin installed new cert from godaddy and now I get this error: SSL_connect SYSCALL returned=5 errno=0 state=SSLv2/v3 rea...
what is the proper incantation to make this actually post asynchronously? form_tag :controller => :magic, :action => :search, :method => post, :remote => true do method=post and remote=true just get squashed on the end of the url instead of actually making it an ajax post. ...
Using Ruby 1.9 and CSV lib, I can't seem to append a row. The example in the documentation opens the file, and overwrites the row. What is the correct way to append rows to the document? Example from documentation: require 'csv' CSV.open("path/to/file.csv", "wb") do |csv| csv << ["row", "of", "CSV", "data"] csv << ["another", "row...
I'm new to Rails so this is really basic and I'm sure I'm missing something simple. I'm trying to send some JSON to an action and get it to return a response in JSON. A simplified version of what I'm trying is below. The jQuery I'm using: var request = { 'voter': { 'voter_name': 'John', 'voter_email': '[email protected]'} }; var url = '...
If I have a project on heroku: http://martini.heroku.com Can/how-do I point that to a path on my domain: http://viatropos.com/martini Is that possible? ...
in my project i have about 20 html forms with many different <input>'s. This <input>'s are unique in every form and they don't repeated between them. For each form there is a script which get data from form, generate specific file, and push it to the browser. and that's it. no databases, admin, logins/passwords and other usual web-app st...