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Hi there. In the process of learning Rails I''m displaying data from my model in an HTML table. The view template got really messy so I decided to build a class to tidy things up and help me with the table generation. I started out putting it in the controller. But then I thought that the right place for it (following the MVC pattern and Rails orthodoxy) would be in a view helper. But

* Michael Matz <matz at suse.de> wrote: > (without an built-in assembler which hopefully noone proposes). There are disadvantages (the main one is having to implement it), but a built-in assembler has numerous advantages as well: - Better optimizations: for example -Os could more accurately estimate true instruction size. - Better inlining: as the examples in this thread are

Let''s say I have the model class Reader and Magazine, connected by join model Subscription. It looks something like this class Reader < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :subscriptions, :dependent => :delete_all has_many :magazines, :through => :subscriptions validates_presence_of :name end class Magazine < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :subscriptions, :dependent =>

I have recently started a new job at an NHS hospital in Scotland. Since I took up this post 6 months ago I have had an ongoing dispute with the IT secutiry dept. who refuse to install R on my computer. I previously worked in another branch of the NHS where R was widely used and yet there is nothing I can say which will persuade the IT dept here to even visit the website! With some help from our

I have one module, kibana, that defines a file snippet for the apache module to fulfill (e.g., /etc/https/conf.d/kibana.conf). The apache::params class defines a variable of the path of where this snippet should be placed, $config_d. The snippet uses this variable in its definition. However, it seems that the snippet never resolves the $apache::params::config_d variable, and I''m