> And the problems were...?
I'll take another run at ActiveScaffold in a week or two. Right now,
I'm applying ruiby-debug and logging in place of my long-years of
inserting ad hoc debugging, e.g puts in Ruby or printf in C++. But
I'm letting A.S. distract me from my current path.
Nevertheless,
RichardOnRails wrote:
> Hi Marnen,
>
>> ActiveScaffold is dead simple to use. Perhaps if you were to ask
>> questions about the problems you're actually having, we could help.
>
> It probably is, but I've run into problems a couple of times,
And the problems were...?
> so I
> shelved the idea
Hi Marnen,
> ActiveScaffold is dead simple to use. Perhaps if you were to ask
> questions about the problems you're actually having, we could help.
It probably is, but I've run into problems a couple of times, so I
shelved the idea for the time being. Anyway, writing some Ruby to
manipulate a
RichardOnRails wrote:
> Geez, Marnen,
>
> I don't see why people on a list focused on the most famous Ruby app
> would view it beneath themselves to address a fundamental Ruby
> question.
>
It's not that they see it as "beneath themselves". It's simply that
this is a forum for Rails issues, a
Geez, Marnen,
I don't see why people on a list focused on the most famous Ruby app
would view it beneath themselves to address a fundamental Ruby
question.
Incidentally, my question is, in fact, related to a Rails - a Rails
application. My client for the Rails app wants to change a bunch of
th
RichardOnRails wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a 7-liner:
> require 'rubygems'
> require 'breakpoint'
>
> a = 'aaa'
> b = 'bbb'
> breakpoint
> c = 'ccc'
>
> In a Command window, I've got:
> K:\_Projects\Ruby\_Ruby_Tests\TestBreakpoint>ruby TestBreakpoint.rb
> Executing break point at TestBreakpoint.rb
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