I was thinking about this problem as it is very interesting to myself
being a relatively new ruby/rails programmer. How about opening and
extending the range method to handle stepping through DateTimes. Not
sure how to do this, but heres the idea:
span = DateTime.parse("2011-01-13
12:00:00")...D
Arailsdemo A. wrote in post #974689:
> If you haven't worked with the lib/ directory before, make sure you have
>
> config.autoload_paths += %W(#{config.root}/lib)
>
> in config/application.rb
Or not. You can also require your lib files explicitly if you'd rather,
though autoloading is *
If you haven't worked with the lib/ directory before, make sure you have
config.autoload_paths += %W(#{config.root}/lib)
in config/application.rb
Also, if you ever want to make yourself a gem, you could do something
like
# lib/acts_as_chunky_time
module ActsAsChunkyTime
def self.inc
Thanks guys, just learnt another "Ruby way" of doing stuff, you helped a
lot!
Arailsdemo: "chunk" is a much better fitting name for what I'm planning
to implement, thanks for this.
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These methods are not generating any HTML, so they should not be in a
view helper. Like you said, they are not needed for controller function,
so they shouldn't be in the ApplicationController. So I would put them
in your model.
You can put this logic in a module in your lib/ directory. This way i
Manuel Kiessling wrote in post #974606:
> Hello,
>
> for my Rails application I'm going to need a class that does timestamp
> computations, e.g. "give me a list of all 5-minute-blocks for a certain
> time range".
>
> Example:
>
> .set_start_time('2011-01-13 12:00:00')
> .set_end_time('2011-01-13 12
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