| DannoHung | And not installed vim 7? |
| chjunior | I was watching some screencasts at http://railscasts.com/, and I could see that the developer could see the log being updated live while he was executing the app, how to do it? |
| tdela | jsp? |
| bkocik | chjunior: If you're on a *nix box, "tail -f" your development.log file |
| DannoHung | tail logs/developer.log -f |
| viewlogic_ | whats the diff between <% %> and <%= %> |
| DannoHung | development, rather |
| bkocik | tdela: Just for views. It's all Java/Spring. |
| tpope | funny story: I discovered bugs in rails.vim with vim 6.2 when ReinH gave a presentation and unexpectedly had to use someone elses mac at the last minute |
| tdela | oh. neat. |
| tpope | viewlogic_, = outputs |
| bkocik | viewlogic: The first is used to encapsulate a code block. The second is mainly just used to read output. |
| ReinH | which had 6.2 installed And actually I found the bug :p |
| viewlogic_ | thx |
| tpope | you triggered the bug I found it |
| ReinH | heheh |
| tpope | don't steal my credit ho |
| chjunior | bkocik, hum..... |
| bkocik | I will not hum, sir. :) |
| pauld08 | argh ok so i have a route setup like this: map.connect ':username', :controller => 'members', :action => 'member_page' but i'm finding that with that defined, any time i try to access a non-existent file from my public folder (i.e. by going to mydomain.com/nonExistentImage.jpg) it will attempt to follow the route i defined above. if that example image IS there, however, it will locate the resource properly (good!). but |
| chjunior | bkocik, very good :D thanks :D |
| DannoHung | Grr... still defaulting to vim 6... I hate things not installed by a package manager.... |
| bkocik | pauld08: Can you paste your routes.rb file (see topic) |
| tpope | well vim 6 should suffice grab the svn version of rails.vim or, use mac ports port install vim done |
| DannoHung | I just did port install vim |
| tpope | oh it's a path issue you need /opt/local/bin/vim alter your path as appropriate |
| DannoHung | which vim returns /opt/local/bin/vim |