Hi List, I just read this mail on the rails mailing list, that might be of interest for ferret. I don''t even know if it is true, that ferret is causing the erb problems. If it is, then the fix of rmagick might be applicable to ferret too... Cheers, Jan Caleb wrote:> Sure enough, I did a search and replace for tabs and replaced them with > spaces. Is this a difference in the way Linux and Windows encode/read > tab characters? If it isn''t an encoding issue then this seems like a > ruby bug (since it works in one environment and not the other).Any chance you''re using RMagick or Ferret? These have been known to cause Erb problems on Windows - specifically errors in your .rhtml files claiming that you have invalid characters in your file. I believe RMagick was just updated to fix this problem, but I don''t know about Ferret. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/ferret-talk/attachments/20060926/35409006/attachment.html
On 9/26/06, Jan Prill <jan.prill at gmail.com> wrote:> Hi List, > > I just read this mail on the rails mailing list, that might be of interest > for ferret. I don''t even know if it is true, that ferret is causing the erb > problems. If it is, then the fix of rmagick might be applicable to ferret > too... > > Cheers, Jan >Thanks Jan, This is a known problem. The only fix I''m aware of in RMagick is they released a gem built with Ruby 1.8.4.20 - stable. Ferret is already built with this version. Details of the problem can be found here: http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3837&group_id=12&atid=133 Cheers, Dave