Colin Law wrote in post #995918:
> On 29 April 2011 22:40, David Mr. <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> /home/brad/Documents/blogazer/app/models/search.rb:201:in
>> Here is the code from around line 201 in search.rb:
>>
>> def set_from_sources(sources)
>> final = Set.new
>> sources.each do |source|
>
> The error suggests that sources is not a collection
>
>> p = Page.find_by_id source
>> h = YAML.load(p.data)
>> final.merge h.keys
>> end
>> final
>> end
>>
>> Here is line 107 in search.rb:
>> gamma[:D] = set_from_sources(gamma[:C]) - (txv[:a] + txv[:b])
>
> So gamma[:C] is not a collection. Have a look at the Rails Guide on
> debugging and find how to use ruby-debug to break into your code so
> you can examine gamma.
>
> Colin
OK. I used debugger and found that 'setax and 'setbx' are nil instead
of being assigned the strings in 'setA.split(" ")' and setB.split(" ").
Using debugger I verified that setA has the proper string value entered
at the form.
Even if I change the code to setax = setA, setax is always nil.
Does the fact that setA and setB are in the Attribute-Accessor list make
a difference in the way I should assign other variables their value?
Here is the code:
class Search < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :project
has_one :user, :through => :project
attr_accessor :setA, :setB, :setAList, :setBList, :google
before_create :setup_data
before_save :setup_data
def setup_data
debugger
setax = []
setbx = []
setax = setA.split(" ")
setbx = setB.split(" ")
Thanks!
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