similar to: Can't seem to instantiate Builder::XmlMarkup.new?

I have a new version of Rake that I''m (almost) ready to release. But before I make an official release, I would like some Rails folk to give it it try ... Why? Because it contains a workaround for the notorious Ruby 1.8.2 test/unit bug. Using this version of rails, it should be possible to unit test a rails app without patching the Ruby 1.8.2 test/unit library. Where to get it?

I''m using Hieraki to do some documentation for RubyGems. So far I''m lovin'' it. But I have a question. I currently have three books on the site. It seems that the chapter numbers continue from one book to the next. For example, the first book has 7 chapters (numbered 1-7). The second book has three chapters, but they are numbered (8-10) rather than the (1-3) I

Hello, I am new in this group. Please give me a short hint, in case this is the wrong place for my posting. I want to create an XML file and store it in "filetransfer". The XML part of the file (the body) sould go to "filetransfer.data". Despite the last line, everything is fine with the code below. With "filetransfer.save" two entries "<clone/>"

Has anyone hacked Builder::XmlMarkup to dasherize underscore tags by default? I know I can use tag!, but I''d like to find a way for it to translate underscores to dashes automatically. In other words: xml.department_manager do "fred end #=> <department-manager>fred</department-manager> I tried hacking Builder::XmlBase.method_missing but got myself all twisted up!

When I do a to_xml(with a block) on an association of a model I got a Builder::XmlMarkup#to_ary should return Array Example that does not work. @intervenant = Intervenant.find(params[:id]) output = @intervenant.to_xml( :skip_types => false, :dasherize => false) do |xml| @intervenant.individu.to_xml( :builder => xml, :skip_instruct => true, :skip_types => false,

Greetings, I''m a newby to both "R"s in RoR. I would like to use Builder::XmlMarkup to generate my pages. If there is a working downloadable example somewhere, that would probably be enough. Otherwise, here''s what I want to do: With the following controller: class AccountsController < ApplicationController layout ''accounts'' model :account

I''m trying my best to get Builder to give me a nested representation of my nested database tables, but I think I''m not getting any closer to a solution. In fact, now I''m in Syntax Error land, rapidly approaching Missed Deadline country. Perhaps you could be the one to save my ass? Basically, I have Images which have many Options (intended to represent

I am using rxml to produce opml files and need to escape ampersands in the attributes. builder 2.0 docs found at http://builder.rubyforge.org/ show the following xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new xml.sample(:escaped=>"This&That", :unescaped=>:"Here&amp;There") xml.target! => <sample escaped="This&amp;That"

Hello - I would like to include an embedded DTD in generated XML output. I am attempting to use the Builder::XmlMarkup class to do this. A simplified example follows: xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new(:indent => 2) xml.declare! :DOCTYPE,:logs do xml.declare! :ELEMENT,:logs,''(log*)'' end The problem that I am encountering is the that second declare! call

We''ve run into this before and, in this particular project, I''m positive we had a hack somewhere to get AR to work but it seems to have gone missing and I''m not finding any hints in git history or Google. Any call to an AR.create will trigger it. Seems like a strategically placed require or include did the trick but I''m probably misremembering. The offending

for some reason, i am getting an extra: <?xml version = "1.0"?> in my xml file.. i am using a file called: lastLogins.rxml and the code looks like: xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new xml.instruct! :xml, :version=>"1.0", :encoding => ''ISO-8859-1'' xml.loginData do @lastLogins.each do |login| xml.entry do xml.user(login.user)

Hi All, I''m trying to return XML from a Rails view of an object I built up using Builder::XmlMarkup and I find an annoying side effect is that I get an extra <to_xml/> or <to_s/> element back which makes REXML hiccup thinking I''m adding a recond root element when I try to parse the return. How can I return the XML without this last element? Thanks, Vince

I''m referring to the vendor folder under activesupport/lib/ active_support folder. Are we supposed to be making changes to the files in this folder? I just submitted my first patch (a doc patch) to a file in this folder, and I just realized it could be an external project. Then I noticed the XML Builder project in RubyForge. I also just noticed that most of the files under the builder

All, At the top of my controller, I have: require ''rubygems'' require_gem ''rubyful_soup'' The rubyful_soup gem has been successfully installed. However, when I go to instantiate a class from it, using parser = BeautifulSoup.new(html) I get uninitialized constant BeautifulSoup Is there something else I need to do to see the symbols in the Rubyful Soup gem?

Hi, I have built a simple Camping application which indexes an ODBC datasource using Ferret on startup, then accepts search strings and renders the resulting hit list in HTML, and it works quite nicely. The next step was to alternately render the list in XML for consumption by another application. In Rails, I would simply use Builder in the view to get the job done, and so I did the same in

I''m working on a website which interacts with Amazon web services. I have an Item class which is a cache for amazon items. I''d like to have the class instances to refresh data every day (Time.now - item.last_updated > 1.day) but not sure how. I''ve tried with class Item < ActiveRecord::Base # ... private def instantiate(record) super

Let me give you the background. I am using rxml for a lot of my views for a rails project. I also noticed that there is a lot of the XML being dynamically generated on data that doesn''t change that often. I worked on trying to cache the xml fragment that I needed but came to the quick realization that cache only handle ERB/RHTML files. Needless to say, I have spent some time creating an

I try the following command: gem cleanup and I get this: C:\Ruby\bin>"c:\Ruby\bin\ruby.exe" "c:\Ruby\bin\gem" cleanup ERROR: While executing gem ... (RuntimeError) Unknown command cleanup Even if I try: gem cleanup rails I get the same thing. Anyone know what I am doing wrong? Thanks, Chad

Hi, is there a way to instantiate a _concrete_ subtype from within an ActiveRecord collection? Example: class Link < ActiveRecord::Base end class InternalLink < Link end class ExternalLink < Link end internal_link = my_navigation.links.create_[xxxxxxx] external_link = my_navigation.links.create_[xxxxxxxx] the [xxx] is what I am missing... I could do this external_link =

Hi Eric, as I was working on the same issues that are covered in your patch I also made a change in clang driver to pass this option to the assembler. Could you please review it and tell me your opinion? http://reviews.llvm.org/D6091 Thanks Vladimir ________________________________ From: Daniel Sanders Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 8:59 PM To: Eric Christopher; Vladimir Medic; llvmdev at