The ruby library comes with a method called merge that allows you to
merge two hashes. So then why does merge_conditions exist in
activereocrd, which appears to be doing the same thing.
thanks for response
The ruby library comes with a method called merge that allows you to
merge two hashes. So then why does merge_conditions exist in
activereocrd, which appears to be doing the same thing.
thanks for response
On 23 March 2012 21:48, John M. [email protected] wrote:
The ruby library comes with a method called merge that allows you to
merge two hashes. So then why does merge_conditions exist in
activereocrd, which appears to be doing the same thing.
I don’t think merge_conditions /does/ exist any more (in Rails 3).
Colin
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