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2006 Apr 20
0
Using render_to_string in other custom classes
...the publishing requires
templates I have them in there own views. The problem is when I want
to publish via email I don''t want to ask the controller to render the
views.
This is what I tried to do:
#/lib/myclass.rb
class foo
def build
@rts = ActionController::Base.new
file_x
file_y
end
def file_x
contents = @rts.render_to_string( path_to_my_template, self )
# and then I''d make the file etc
end
def file_y
contents = @rts.render_to_string( path_to_my_template, self )
# and then I''d make the file etc
end
end
the...
2019 Mar 23
2
[GSoC] Questions about project Text-Extraction Libraries
...nk that applying a design that foresees the incorporation of new
file formats is the most suitable way to solve the problem.
In the attached sketch we can see:
* Bug_Box: It is responsible for encapsulating and handling errors.
* File_extrator: It presents an interface for the different formats.
* File_X: Encapsulates a particular library for the X file format.
* File_Hadle: It is responsible for directing the extraction. More
specifically, it determines the file format and which extractor to use.
* Ominex: It represents the rest of the project.
The idea of organizing the code in this way focuses...
2019 Mar 21
2
[GSoC] Questions about project Text-Extraction Libraries
Hello!
I have a few question related to the project Text-Extraction Libraries.
Firstly, I think that trying to isolate library bugs in subprocesses could
get to work, but I am not sure about how to handle deadlocks or infinite
loops. I feel that using a timer is the only way to deal with it but I
would like to know what you think about it.
Secondly, I have been reading the source code of