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I’m a newbie.
My first app is using a table called cases. With just “scaffold
:case” I get the basic list to show up.
I just did a “generate scaffold case case” (I think that is correct).
Now when I try to list my cases, I’m getting a syntax error on all of
the view source code that references “case”.
ie. <% for case in @cases %>
Thanks
Greg
Greg F.
The Norcross Group
Forensics for the 21st Century
afg
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‘case’ is a Ruby reserved word.
-Chris
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On Wed, Dec 21, 2005 at 07:37:51PM -0500, Greg F. wrote:
ie. <% for case in @cases %>
Yes, ‘case’ is part of Ruby’s syntax.
answer = ‘yes’
case answer
when ‘yes’
# …
when 'no
# …
end
marcel
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On 12/21/05, Lee M. [email protected] wrote:
“case” is used for switch statements in Ruby.
Try renaming your local variable and see if it works.
<% for a_case in @cases %>
Works like a champ.
Will having a table called cases give me ongoing problems, or is it
safe to proceed like this?
Thanks
Greg
Greg F.
The Norcross Group
Forensics for the 21st Century
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“case” is used for switch statements in Ruby.
Try renaming your local variable and see if it works.
<% for a_case in @cases %>