That's great it worked fine
But I have another problem,
please check the code
Fields = Array.new
Fields [0] = "sno"
Fields [1] = "username"
Fields [2] = "designation"
Fields [3] = "salary"
Fields [4] = "dob"
Fields [5] = "email"
Fields [6] = "doj"
These are the fields of the object 'Employee'
The Employees array contains of the set of employee objects...
I need to have the array of hashes as [{employee_record1},
{employee_record2}...... n records]
For this i tried as the...
result = []
for employee in Employees
res = {}
for field in fields
res << { field => employee.send(field)}
end
result << res
end
But it is not working... Please Help me Thank You
On Nov 26, 12:23 pm, Pradeep Gatram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Think in terms of the domain. What you need is an array of hashes.
> Each hash is a representation of your domain object (employee record)
>
> employees.collect {|employee| employee.attributes}
>
> Thats it.
>
> If there are any particular attributes that you don't want, e.g.
> created_at, then use something like
>
> employees.collect {|employee| employee.attributes.except(:created_at)}
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