Hi,
I have the following statement inside an rhtml file
%=“ğĞğ”%>
These chars are from ISO-8859-9 and their byte values are F0, D0, F0
respectively, which are “LATIN SMALL LETTER G WITH BREVE” and “LATIN
CAPITAL LETTER G WITH BREVE”.
When I run this code it gets:
compile error
C:/test/app/views/test/work.rhtml:1: unterminated string meets end of
file
C:/test/app/views/test/work.rhtml:1: syntax error, unexpected $end,
expecting ‘)’
Extracted source (around line #1):
1: <%=“���”%>
However when I debug the code using rdebug, I see that the following
code
in action_view\template_handlers\compileable.rb is called.
ActionView::Base::CompiledTemplates.module_eval(render_source,
file_name, -line_offset)
Here the value of render_source printed by the debugger is as follows:
“def _run_erb_47app47views47test47work46rhtml(local_assigns)\n_erbout =
‘’; _erb
out.concat((“Â-ºÂ-”).to_s); _erbout\nend”
^ ^
| |---- it does not escape here
|---- here it escapes " but
The strange thing I noticed is above, where it escapes the first double
quote but not the second.
I thougt that the debugger may not be interpreting the characters
correctly so checked the byte values by evaluating by hand like
render_source[91], render_source[92], render_source[93]. It gave me
correct values as 240, 208 and 240 again. However, module_eval keeps
giving compilation error although I cannot see and appearant reason why
is fails.
Can someone shed some light on it?
Thanks.