Greate. It works on development as you tell me.
However, it did not work when I deployed to heroku. It was not finding
DRYML related classes. And I started exceptions one by one:
> require 'dryml/template_environment'
> require 'dryml/dryml_builder'
> require 'dryml/parser'
> require 'dryml/parser/document'
> require 'dryml/parser/source'
> require 'dryml/parser/elements'
> require 'dryml/parser/tree_parser'
> require 'dryml/parser/base_parser'
> require 'dryml/parser/element'
> require 'dryml/parser/attribute'
> require 'dryml/parser/text'
...
No this is not the right way! How can I require/load the dryml parser?
On Thursday, July 3, 2014 9:32:05 PM UTC+2, umuro wrote:
>
> For *ERB* you can do this:
> template = ERB.new File.new("app/views/oeb_stylesheets/show.css.erb").
> read, nil, "%"
>
> Is there a way to do it for *DRYML*?
>
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