Hi there,
I'm running into a spot of bother with an engine I'm developing. I want
the table names I'm using to be configurable by the end user, such that
nothing is hard coded. Having looked through user_engine, I see it
makes use of things like: UserEngine.config(:some_table). I'm trying
todo the same thing, like in the following:
has_many :mac_user_grants, :class_name =>
MacEngine.config(:mac_user_grant_table)
But when i come to use the class this is in I get an error like the
following:
NameError: undefined local variable or method `mac_user_grants' for MacAcl:Class
in my mac_engine.rb file, I have the following:
module MacEngine
if ActiveRecord::Base.pluralize_table_names
config :mac_user_grant_table, "mac_user_grants"
else
config :mac_user_grant_table, "mac_user_grant"
end
end
I'm guessing the problem lies with how/what
MacEngine.config(:mac_user_grant_table) returns, and how it gets
interpreted.
I've tried the following to no avail:
:class_name => "#{MacEngine.config(:mac_user_grant_table)}"
:class_name => MacEngine.config(:mac_user_grant_table).to_s
So my question is, and its probably more of a general Ruby question than
an engines one, what is :class_name expecting, and how can i provide it?
-v
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