| jamesb43 | Well, mccbaka can look it up. :) I don't have an immediate need for it. I was just trying to offer an educated guess, but I should probably be ignored on this one. |
| mccbaka | THanks much |
| lonny | Sorry. I came into the conversation late. Time to go anyway. Have a nice weekend. |
| jamesb43 | later |
| werdnativ | bye |
| zoidy | if I don't want to use apache with capistrano, all I have to modify is the restart task, right? or does capistrano have any other server-spefic tasks? |
| werdnativ | cap show_tasks ...I'm not sure what else it might do with apache. can't think of anything. |
| zoidy | seems to be only restart, disable and enable web, but if anyone can confirm.. |
| werdnativ | mine are called _apache, not _web... are yours? |
| zoidy | yup, what version are you running? 1.4.1 here, latest |
| werdnativ | Capistrano v1.4.1 |
| zoidy | weird.. I'm using it all with no extra recipes or anything though |
| werdnativ | yeah, I loaded deprec gem, that's probably why. I have enable/disable_web though. I was just thinking if they're named _apache and you rename them to something else, you'd have to go digging for them in deploy, etc. |
| zoidy | afaik deprec is made to work with apache only so that's probably why you have those 2, I want to use lighttpd or nginx though |
| jamesb43 | mccbaka I just looked up throw and catch vs raise and rescue. I think what I said is valid if you replace throw and catch with raise and rescue, respectively. |
| mccbaka | oh, ok okay |
| jamesb43 | I am testing something out in irb |
| Bongo` | hi railers |
| jamesb43 | Well, my irb experiment didn't work as expected. I probably missed something in the discussion of my local ruby users group. You should probably research the issue without much thought to what I said. |
| werdnativ | if I do a form_for block and call render :partial inside it, is there a way to use the block binding in the partial? |
| mccbaka | Hm. I'm having a problem with a not-terribly-common ruby module ("rubyful soup", an html parser) What would you suggest is a good palce to ask about this? Is there for example a mailing list or newsgroup where I might be likely to get an answer? |
| werdnativ | who wrote it? maybe ask the author, or ask where to ask... |
| jamesb43 | I guess I should turn in. My desire to help people is out-weighing my ability to judge when I am actually capable of doing so, and that's probably a good indicator. Later, all. |
| logankoester | is it possible for a foo to belong to a bar but also have many bars? |
| shift | use has_and_belongs_to_many or has_many :through |
| logankoester | ok, thanks shift: wouldn't that allow it to belong to many bars though? It should only belong to one |
| shift | logankoester: ah, k, try has_one :bar, then has_many :bars (you may need a :through or habtm depending on the situation) |
| logankoester | uhh...typo? |
| khelll | does anyone know how to use utf8 encoding for a certain char in regular expressions? |