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2007 May 20
1
beating a dead horse - proper association selection
okay... i have two models
employee
- id
- username
order
- id
- number
- created_by
- approved_by
now created_by and approved_by are both id''s of employees. in most
cases, two different employees.
currently i do something like
//controller
@open_orders = Order.open_orders
//model
def self.open_orders
find(:all, :conditions => [''is_open = ?'', true], :order => "created_on
desc")
end
//view
<% for order in @open_orders %>
Order Number: <%=h order.number %><br />
<% end %>
what type of...
2013 Sep 14
2
the problem of buying and selling
...owing:
The idea is to write a function that asks how much volume (total quantity)
you want to deal, and returns the profit. This generates a relationship
between volume and profit, and with interpolation you can get the volumen
for any given minimum-profit requirement.
revenues <- function(open_orders, volumes) {
# calculate revenue using a list of open orders and desirable "volumes" of goods
# expecting volumnes as a vector, to test the revenue (total amont of money)
# for each volume (total amount of goods to deal) in the 'volumes'
volume <- sapply(1:length(open_or...
2006 Jul 18
0
Ruby on Rails Book question
Wondering if anyone is familiar with this part of the book. It''s in
Part IV , the enhancements to the R4RMusic site, chapter 15, soft and
hard enhancements.
Following along it shows various methods being defined for work.rb (works model)
However then it comes to a ''def open_orders''. Trying to figure out if
this method is intended for work.rb or another model file. Not really
clear. Seems more like an order.rb method.
TIA
Stuart