Hey all,
Can't find a good explanation of options={}. Specifically I'm not sure
of its role in this given line of code:
helper file:
def render_show_actions(resource, actions, options={})
commands = actions.map do |action|
send "render_show_action_#{action}", resource, options
end
controller:
def render_show_action_pass(student, options={})
@template.link_to "pass", pass_student_path(student), :method =>
:get
end
helper_method :render_show_action_pass
It appears that the action in the helper dynamically builds the action
in controller. But then the question is what is options doing there and
which method is calling which?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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