Hmmm, I seem to be uncovering a more basic layer to my miscomprehension.
Thanks people, I think your input will come in handy, but bear with me
for a minute:
Here's where I got to in trying to debug (just noticed stdout in the
controller is the server stdout, handy). Hence its long winded style:
[in controller method]
all=Album.find(:all)
@albums = Array.new
tmp=params[:find_id]
all.each { |rec|
if rec.artist_id == tmp
@albums.push rec
else puts "->#{rec.artist_id} != #{tmp}"
end
}
Now, what I find mind boggling is some of the output:
->67 != 67
->67 != 67
->67 != 67
->67 != 67
->67 != 67
->67 != 67
->67 != 67
WHAT THE HECK? I'm new to ruby, this seems an odd feature...I would
guess this is about data types??!!? Both numbers are sourced from an
sqlite INTEGER.
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