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String Enumerator in an ERB template outputs the string
Hi,
when you iterate over an Enumerator created on a String in an ERB template, the string will be rendered in the view.
For example:
<% "You shouldnt see me!".each_char do |c| %><% end %>
or
<% "You shouldnt see me!".each_byte do |b| %><% end %>
prints "You shouldnt see me!" in the view.
I worked around this issue by calling #to_a and #each on the Enumerator, i.e.:
<% "You shouldnt see me!".each_char.to_a.each do |c| %><% end %>
I provided a diff with a failing test to demonstrate the issue.
Regards
Lars
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Marjan Krekoten'Well, this is not a bug if you are using rails3. http://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/actionpack/lib/action_vie...
That is why string was not rendered when you called to_a on it. -
Santiago Pastorino- State changed from new to open
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Santiago Pastorino
- State changed from open to stale