On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 2:26 AM, drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> def blog_body_content blog
>
> youtube_videos = blog.body.scan(/\[youtube:+.+\]/)
> b = blog.body.dup.gsub(/\[youtube:+.+\]/, '')
> out = sanitize textilize(b)
> unless youtube_videos.empty?
> out << <<-EOB
> <strong>#{pluralize youtube_videos.size, 'video'}:</strong><br/>
> EOB
> youtube_videos.each do |o|
> out << tb_video_link(o.gsub!(/\[youtube\:|\]/, ''))
> end
> end
> out
> end
>
> I couldn't find documentation online for what EOB is in RoR. I'm
> guessing it just appends a block of html? Is it part of some included
> module? Anyone got a link to documentation on it?
>
> Thanks!
>
It is just a delimiter. It tells ruby that that is the end of the
multi-line string. So you could do:
<<-X
multi-line string
X
or
<<-END_OF_STRING
blah
END_OF_STRING
cheers,
steven bristol
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