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I''m using wx_sugar 0.1.2 with wxruby2-preview 0.0.37 on OSX and am coming up with a strange error when trying to create a SpinCtrl: class DatePicker < Wx::Dialog def initialize super(nil, :title => "Pick a date...") arrange_vertically(:padding => 5) @month = Wx::SpinCtrl.new(self) # line 19 add(@month) end end gives error:

Hi, I was wondering if anybody knew what ''<some type> expected, got Fixnum'' means? My code looks like the following: begin anevent = Event.new anevent.title = params["event"]["title"] anevent = session[:user_id] com = Community.find(params[:id]) com.events << anevent rescue Exception => exc ... end But I get an

As far as i know about the RangeQuery is that it need fixed-length number in query options such as RangeQuery.new(:count, :>= => ''00'', :<= => ''99''). But is there a mechanism to use a fixnum in the options instead of filling the left with 0? Regards. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

hi all, i am getting an error ''undefined method ''current'' for 852:Fixnum'', the error coming for following line <%if @expert_pagination.current.previous%> <a href="#" class="darkgray1"

undefined method `each'' for 0:Fixnum at line @school = School.find_by_title(params[:school_id].gsub(''-'', " ")) for team in @school.teams ........ end @school does exist cause i tried with .find(:first) and it gave the same error. Also I''m getting undefined method `reject'' for #<Game:0x24ca1c4> From @home.game_ids = @game

I''m getting occasional errors that look like: Some method called for -517611318:Fixnum The method is constantly changing, and this error happens on ~5% of the page loads on my Mac Tiger development box. It''s happening on Ruby 1.8.2, and 1.8.4 compiled from source. I haven''t seen it on my Linux production boxes. I was wondering if anyone had seen this before? --

RoR Error: “private method `gsub'' called for 2:Fixnum” I am new to RoR and trying to complete “RailsSpace Social Networking” example, all works fine until I have implemented cookies using authorization_token, and start getting following error when trying to login. “private method `gsub'' called for 2:Fixnum” I can make out that there is something related to String conversion

Hi, i got very strange problem connected to tests in Rails. I got the same application code version as my team has, and on their computer all tests pass, and on my laptop (debian 5, ruby 1.8.6/1.8.7 (tried both), rails 2.3.2) i got more then 50 errors - majority of them is variations of "NoMethodError: private method `gsub'' called for 117681882:Fixnum" error in controller.

good day i read about relativity gem but when i try to use it and make a test file and build it gives me an error =test.rb= <pre> require ''relativity'' opens_at = DayTime.new(9) #=> 09:00:00 closes_at = DayTime.new(12,30) #=> 12:30:00 </pre> <pre> /home/start/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p290/gems/relativity-0.0.8/lib/ relativity/day_time/new.rb:24:in

I''m using rails 2.0.5 and mongrel. I have a Page and a Source models. class Source < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :pages end class Page < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :source end Basically I''m listing pages with their sources; In production and development ( I use mongrel_cluster in the first and a single mongrel on the second) I got this error:

Thanks to Rails developer team. I tried Rails3 along this guide: Ruby on Rails Guides: Getting Started with Rails http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html and I met the problem described as following. ...Any ideas? =========== Environment: =========== $ ruby -v ruby 1.8.7 (2010-08-16 patchlevel 302) [i686-darwin9.8.0] $ rails -v Rails 3.0.3 =========== Steps for reproduce:

Wx::ListCtrl#set_item_count appears to be broken. If I pass it anything but a Fixnum (is_a Integer), it crashes and says it needs a "long" (which Fixnum should appease), but if I pass it a Fixnum it crashes with "cannot convert nil into String." Latest WxRuby. Windows Vista. This makes using LC_VIRTUAL impossible. -- Eric Will // xmpp:rakaur@malkier.net

I''m getting the following message when trying to start Webrick or console. ... devise-1.0.11/lib/devise.rb:89:in ''<module:Devise>'': undefined method ''weeks'' for 2:Fixnum (NoMethodError) After trying to upgrade my app to Rails 3.1 (edge) so that I may use the Forem engine. I''m under the impression this error is occurring because

I would like to have a date control on a page and I would like a behavior similar to what you get using date_select with the :include_blank => true option where the first value in the dropdown is "- Month -", "- Day -", or "- Year -" rather than a blank value for the respective month, day, and year select fields. I took a look at the ruby source for

Hi all, I''m fairly new to rails and thus might be missing something here, but I think I have found a but in ActionPack. If this is not the right place to post this, please let me know where. I discovered this issue while attempting to use the lastest edge version of ajax_scaffold (mooey, MUI, whatever it''s going to be called). I kept getting the error: private method

Hello all! I have a list of people on a page, and some of this people have pictures of them stored on the web server. So I have an image tag like this on my page: <%= image_tag "/images/people/" + person.pers_id.to_s + ".jpg" %> But not all have a picture, so if the file for pers_id=1899 does not exist, i would like to display a custom image for that guy. How can I do

I''ve got two tables set up - Things and Users where Users have many things and Things belongs to Users. They''re connected by Things.user_id => User.id and Things.updated_by_id => User.id both in the Things model using Belongs_to and custom foreign key for one of them. Problem is when I''ve got the updated_by_id belongs_to I can''t add Things using

Hi- I have a BigInt (MySql) column type - RAILS treats it as FixNum, which causes big problem for us since we need to store a 12+ number of digits. How can I tell Rails to treat is as BigNum instead of FixNum? thanks thila -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

If I have the following route defined: map.connect ''/foo/bar/:baz'', :requirements => {:baz => /^\d+$/} then if someone asks for /foo/bar/3 I noticed that :baz == "3" instead of :baz == 3. I.E. it is a string not a number. (At least it does this in the functional testing of the routing). This seems reasonable because I have not told it to expect a number but

I have been getting this error message on various pages, just wondering if anyone could explain whats going wrong, and the best way to correct it code that is cuasing the problem is below @project = Project.find(:first, :conditions => "id = " + @purchaseorder.project_id) -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.