Return partial as engine with given view_path - #601
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There was problem with `view_path` method. This method under normal circumstances will returns `@_view_path` instance variable. Here comes an interesting behavior of ruby ```ruby def view_path true end view_path = nil || view_path view_path # => nil ``` Ruby will initialize non-existed local_variable and override the method with the same name. So there is no way to create engine with given `view_path`.
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Related #599 |
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Return partial as engine with given view_path
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Thanks, I prefer this implementation to that of #599. Merged! |
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@DouweM thanks!:-) |
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There was problem with
view_pathmethod. This method under normalcircumstances will returns
@_view_pathinstance variable. Here comesan interesting behavior of ruby
Ruby will initialize non-existed local_variable and override the
method with the same name. So there is no way to create engine with
given
view_path.