Hiya!
Does anyone know how I can find the location in an Erb template file
of a line that caused an exception?
The result of calling erb.result(binding) in build.rb looks like this:
./dgp_api.rb:199:in type': ArgumentError (ArgumentError) from (erb):285:ininterpret’
from (erb):285:in each' from (erb):285:ininterpret’
from build.rb:26:in `interpret’
from build.rb:41
I want to know which template line caused the exception in dgp_api.rb.
If this can’t be done with erb, can it be done with eruby or erubis?
Leslie
Leslie V. wrote in post #956108:
Hiya!
Does anyone know how I can find the location in an Erb template file
of a line that caused an exception?
The result of calling erb.result(binding) in build.rb looks like this:
./dgp_api.rb:199:in type': ArgumentError (ArgumentError) from (erb):285:ininterpret’
from (erb):285:in each' from (erb):285:ininterpret’
from build.rb:26:in `interpret’
from build.rb:41
I want to know which template line caused the exception in dgp_api.rb.
If this can’t be done with erb, can it be done with eruby or erubis?
erb can definitely do it, at least the command line tool can:
$ erb
hello
world
<% foo %>
the
end
^D
-:3: undefined local variable or method `foo’ for main:Object
(NameError)
So try looking at the source for that (it’s /usr/bin/erb on my Ubuntu
box). The following code works for me:
require ‘erb’
src = <<EOS
hello
world
<% foo %>
the
end
EOS
erb = ERB.new(src)
puts erb.result
#Result:
#(erb):3: undefined local variable or method `foo’ for main:Object
(NameError)
This is with:
$ ruby -v
ruby 1.8.7 (2010-01-10 patchlevel 249) [x86_64-linux]
HTH,
Brian.
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Leslie V.
[email protected] wrote:
from (erb):285:in interpret' from build.rb:26:in interpret’
from build.rb:41
I want to know which template line caused the exception in dgp_api.rb.
If this can’t be done with erb, can it be done with eruby or erubis?
Ah, never mind, the 285 is the line number in the template!