I have a template that I use for creating Rails web sites.  There is
some limited template configuration data which I store in a global
hash variable.  This hash variable is initialized in the applications
controller.  It all works just fine.  However, I think that I need to
clean up my act a bit.  The applications controller is probably not
the best place to initialize the global variable.  I tried to do it
with an assignment statement in an initializer file; but, it didn't
work (i.e., view templates didn't see it for some reason).  Can
someone please tell me why that is and what might work?  Also, I fully
recognize that global variables are to be avoided (but it sure works
fine :) ).  Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I might use to
replace the global variable?

Thanks for any input.

         ... doug
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