Domizio!
I didn't think I need anything quite so sophisticated, so I just went
into the pre31 files and pasted the instrumentation line before all
occurrences of </content: and </form (after making a backup just in
case). Et voila! the funny little instrumentation lines showed up all
over the place, even in the rapid pages :-D . I edited about 15 files
and made about 40 changes. I may have missed some of the constructs
that also might need instrumentation ( </whatever? ), so I may have to
go back later and add them, but for now, I'm happy.
This essentially duplicates the changes I made in rails way back when
but in dryml and dryml.erb rather than html.erb.
Don Z.
P.S. If anyone is interested, I'll send them a tgz file of the pre31
with my changed included. If there is a lot of interest, I'll generate
patch files as well. I may have to do that anyway as soon as pre32
appears :'(
On 4/13/2011 12:48 PM, Domizio Demichelis wrote:
In the old days of rails 1.2, I used the 'annotate_renders' plugin,
that was adding html comments to each render. I modified it for my own
purposes so it was commenting start and end of each template with the
data I needed and for each used segment. Now I don't know whether any
similar solution exists.
If I had to write it, I would probably implement it by patching some
rails method, putting it in an engine, so you could use it by just
adding it to the :development bundler group in your Gemfile. No patch
when not in development. nice and clean.
You should try to write it, it shouln't be too complicated. ;-)
ciao
dd
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:12 PM, Donald R. Ziesig <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I have been using the rails equivalent of the following for years
and it has simplified my life significantly when working on a
large website (I patched the rails generators to put it at the
bottom of the files, but I'm not quite up to that in hobo yet).
In rails, it helped point me to the right files, especially if I
had been working elsewhere on the site for a while when I get a
bug report (yeah :-( ).
I manually put it in appropriate places in my hobo dryml files and
it helps just like it did BH (before Hobo) provided I'm the one
who generated the file. Could we have the hobo dryml generators
put something like it in the appropriate places, too?
<% if Rails.env == 'development' %> <p
class="dryml_file">"#{__FILE__}, #{__LINE__}"</p> <% end %>
It causes one or more extraneous lines in the output as in:
"app/views/front/index.dryml, 28"
that only appear in the development mode, and can be easily
removed by hiding the dryml_file class in the css if you really
need to see the precise appearance of your pages during
development. I usually set its css to the smallest-readable font
to keep it as unobtrusive as possible.
In my case, having this available would eliminate most of the
"Where is .... " posts I make to the group :-[ .
Thanks,
Don Z.
P.S. It could be simplified by leaving off the conditional and
having the css hide the output in production mode, but doing so
would leave bits and pieces of extraneous html hanging around in
the page outputs, so I think my current implementation is preferable.
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