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Sure. But that still doesn't tell me exactly which arguments they take. Or give me an opportunity to debug the code when it doesn't do as I expect. I realise th
by troels 12y ago
Sure. But that still doesn't tell me exactly which arguments they take. Or give me an opportunity to debug the code when it doesn't do as I expect. I realise that it just-works (tm). It's when it doesn't, it gets problematic.
- epochwolf 12y agoIt's actually pretty easy to tell the parameters they take if you look at the url for the route. For: story GET /story/:id(.:format) story#show You get story_path(id) story_path(id, format) story_url(id) story_url(id, format) In practice it doesn't cause as many problems as you think, even in large applications.