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2009 Mar 30
1
Retrieving the context
...inks the word to a file and
the position of the word within the file, like:
#In this case a very short file
> strsplit("This is a text string, wich is stored in the file myfile","
")[[1]] -> mystring
#Now, store in a data.frame
> mydf <- data.frame(strings=mystring,
word_id=paste("myfile",1:length(mystring),sep="_"))
> mydf
strings word_id
1 This myfile_1
2 is myfile_2
3 a myfile_3
4 text myfile_4
5 string, myfile_5
6 wich myfile_6
7 is myfile_7
8 stored myfile_8
9 in myfile_9
10 the myfi...
2008 Feb 13
1
can a class have the association has_itself?
is it possible to implement a recursive foreign key association like
that?
i''m writing a vocab app, where i want the vocab table to have an id
and two foreign keys, word1 and word2.
the word table will have an id, a word-string, and a language
i''m trying to do this as follows:
class Vocab < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :word
belongs_to :word
class Word <
2006 Mar 15
1
File Upload Problem
...headers: malformed header ''image/jpeg''
i repeat, it works fine with webbrick
here is my html:
<%= form_tag({:controller => ''phocab'', :action => ''submit_photo''},
{:multipart => true}) %>
<%= select("photo", "word_id", @words) %><br/>
<%= file_field("photo", "photo") %><br/>
<%= submit_tag "submit" %>
<%= end_form_tag %>
any ideas?
i am hosting my site with dreamhost if that helps...
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