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...ml to the list of exempt extensions? I''d assume most people would be surprised to see their XML embedded in the middle of their (most probably) rhtml layout. http://dev.rubyonrails.org/svn/rails/trunk/actionpack/lib/ action_controller/base.rb: def template_exempt_from_layout?(template_name = default_template_name) template_name =~ /\.rjs$/ || (@template.pick_template_extension(template_name) == :rjs rescue false) end I''ve overrided it in my own application.rhtml as below but I''m thinking that this should probably be the default behaviour....

...are some doubts about syntax of templates. I agree that use of \#, \:, \= is quite different from usual characters in FileCheck and was chosen because of same approach for escaping in regexp. Adrian Prantl suggested to use double-brackets "[[" to escape. >> Old syntax: >> \#(template_name) - use of template 'template_name'. It can occur in CHECK-PATTERN line, when description of one template includes other templates described before. (Without quote, I don't know how escape # here) >> \:(Variable_name)- template variable with name 'variable_name' >> \:...

...org/D22403) There are some doubts about syntax of templates. I agree that use of \#, \:, \= is quite different from usual characters in FileCheck and was chosen because of same approach for escaping in regexp. Adrian Prantl suggested to use double-brackets "[[" to escape. Old syntax: \#(template_name) - use of template 'template_name'. It can occur in CHECK-PATTERN line, when description of one template includes other templates described before. (Without quote, I don't know how escape # here) \:(Variable_name)- template variable with name 'variable_name' \:(variable_name)\=(...

...e doubts about syntax of templates. I agree that use of \#, \:, \= is quite different from usual characters in FileCheck and was chosen because of same approach for escaping in regexp. Adrian Prantl suggested to use double-brackets "[[" to escape. >>> Old syntax: >>> \#(template_name) - use of template 'template_name'. It can occur in >>> CHECK-PATTERN line, when description of one template includes other >>> templates described before. (Without quote, I don't know how escape >>> # here) >>> \:(Variable_name)- template variable...

...e doubts about syntax of templates. I agree that use of \#, \:, \= is quite different from usual characters in FileCheck and was chosen because of same approach for escaping in regexp. Adrian Prantl suggested to use double-brackets "[[" to escape. >>> Old syntax: >>> \#(template_name) - use of template 'template_name'. It can occur in >>> CHECK-PATTERN line, when description of one template includes other >>> templates described before. (Without quote, I don't know how escape >>> # here) >>> \:(Variable_name)- template variable...

...about syntax of templates. I agree that use of \#, \:, \= is quite different from usual characters in FileCheck and was chosen because of same approach for escaping in regexp. Adrian Prantl suggested to use double-brackets "[[" to escape. >>>> Old syntax: >>>> \#(template_name) - use of template 'template_name'. It can occur >>>> in CHECK-PATTERN line, when description of one template includes >>>> other templates described before. (Without quote, I don't know how >>>> escape # here) >>>> \:(Variable_name)- t...

Hi Elena, > On Jul 19, 2016, at 6:36 AM, Elena Lepilkina via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I made new patches for most of changes with llvm-commits subscriber. But two patches were updated, because there are a lot of comments (patch for CHECK-WORD and patch for templates pattern). Will it be ok? IMO it's fine to keep some of the original

I''ve a single controller - class ContentController < ApplicationController end in the app/views/content folder I have quite a few .rhtml files I need to be able to choose a different layout template to use in each of these .rhtml files. i''d like to be able to do something like (which doesn''t work..) <% layout ''layout1'' %> Any

Hi guys, Am having a problem. I have this def in my index controller that works like this: def do_something $a = variable1 $b = variable2 $c = variable3 $d = ""<script language=\"Javascript\"> \n new Insertion.Bottom(''#{$c}'', ''#{$a} - #{$b}''); \n </script>" $trigger = "1" render(:partial =>

Hi all, I''m using cobbler as our external node manager and it''s working really well (including deployment of ActiveMQ from RI''s RPMS and Mcollective - blog post coming soon!) however I''ve run into a problem with exim configuration files. We use exim in a number of different configurations depending on the role of the server (webserver/antivirus/outbound