Scott Nj wrote:
> how about doing something like this logic
It's good to hear your oppinion on it, but I actually like Fred's
approach on it a little better. It is clean and fairly readable.
> i am sure there are errors and bugs but i think the basic logic should
> work. it will probably turn out to be fairly clean and readable if
> refactored into a few methods.
The thing is that Fred helped me putting together a method and he's
spent a lot of time fixing all the bugs I found. Why would I completely
remake the method just to find a bunch of new bugs?
Okay, I think I should describe my tricky problem a little further. This
is it: The method does a scan_until(/\{/) which means it stops when
meeting a curly brace and starts looking for something matching \w+
immediately after the curly brace. That is the partial to render.
The string looks like this: {test_partial foo:"bar foo" bar:"foo bar"}
Fine. Then it starts looking for arguments immediately after the partial
and a space. My problem is that the method only supports values that
matches \w+. I would like values to be able to match .* or .+.
Now, my problem is that when I change the method so that the value
should match .+ it doesn't only take the characters between the first
and the second quotation sign (name: "foo", value: "bar foo"), it
actually goes on at takes the next quotation sign too (name: "foo",
value: "bar foo" bar:"). So that we actually get a value that contains
the right value and then the name of the NEXT argument afterwards.
How can I solve this? If you need further details, just ask.
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