Fernando Perez wrote:
> !=
Thanks... The reason I didn't think that is what it meant (although I
believe you :) is that I saw it here:
[Development]>> ap j
#<DistrictSet:0x105568550> {
:id => 3,
:display_name => "ds2",
:created_at => Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:21:36 PDT -07:00,
:updated_at => Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:21:36 PDT -07:00,
:secondary_name => nil,
:icon_file_name => nil,
:icon_content_type => nil,
:icon_file_size => nil,
:icon_updated_at => nil,
:descriptive_text => nil,
:ident => "juris-a88e89de29712642eaef324fd9bc03ed"
}
=> nil
## in other words, j is assigned a DistrictSet object, that has j.id = 3
[Development]>> j.save!
DistrictSet Load (0.3ms) SELECT "district_sets".id FROM
"district_sets" WHERE ("district_sets"."ident" =
'juris-a88e89de29712642eaef324fd9bc03ed' AND "district_sets".id <> 3)
LIMIT 1
[paperclip] Saving attachments.
=> true
## And when I ask activerecord to save it, I see the very odd <> 3.
Do you understand what it means?
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