Rails - Jan 2009 - url_for, routes, and the current url

I need to generate 2 types of URL  and have defined my routes as:

map.country_yes
  "/:country/
yes", :controller=>"posts", :action=>"country",
:yes=>true
map.country_no
  "/:country/
no", :controller=>"posts", :action=>"country",
:yes=>false

map.yes "/yes", :controller=>"posts",
:action=>"index", :yes=>true
map.no "/no", :controller=>"posts",
:action=>"index", :yes=>false

The problem is that, when a request if for /yes or /no, url_for()
doesn''t generate URLs for the country.

url_for(:yes=>true) generates the correct url no matter where its
used.
if the current request is for /no it generates /yes.
if its for /mexico/no, it generates /mexico/yes

though this is not the same when trying to generate URLs for country.
If the request is at /no
url_for(:country=>''usa'',:yes=>true) generates /no and
tacks on ''usa''
and ''yes'' as query string parameters instead of generating
/usa/yes.


Why is this taking place?

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