thanks fred
but in o/p
when we use find method and print that object it shows like that
[#, #, #, #]
but when i modify same array with some operations
i got array like this
[{"1"=>"75225", "2"=>"Sat"},{"1"=>"75225", "2"=>"Sat"}]
now can I convert this as like above like active record type of array ?
Frederick Cheung wrote:
> On Feb 21, 11:00�am, Cyrus Dev <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net>
> wrote:
>> which contains array of hashes
>>
>> when we write simple find method of any tables it returns
>>
>> [#, #, #, #] in this way
>
> Sounds like your view just contains <%= some_array %>
>
> Which means that you'll just get the result of calling to_s on each of
> your array elements, which is unlikely to be useful and also invalid
> html since what it outputs is something like #<SomeObject:
> 0x12345678> . It is up to you to produce some meaningful textual
> output for your array elements (eg <%= h some_array.inspect %> but
> even that is pretty crude)
>
> Fred
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