Maybe the title of this post sounds crazy but its true.
- iterate_for(@reports)
- @reports.to_enum.with_index(1).each do |r, i|
- r.alerts.reverse.each do |a|
- if a.code == 14
%tr
%td.num_col Trip #{i}
- elsif a.code == 15
%tr
%td.num_col Trip #{i}
def iterate_for(reports)
Rails.logger.info "THe value of reports is #{reports}"
Rails.logger.info "The length of reports i #{reports.size}"
reports.to_enum.with_index(1).each do |r,i|
Rails.logger.info "The report is #{r}"
Rails.logger.info "The count is #{i}"
end
end
I created an iterate_for method just to see what happens when I log
the output in a helper to the console. And the with_index method
correctly sets the value of i to 1 and so forth. But within the haml,
this:
Trip #{i}
i is equal to the value 20 every time.
Im not sure what's going on.
thanks for response
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