On Monday, October 6, 2014 1:47:31 PM UTC-5, Ciro Iriarte wrote:
> Trying this approach I get "Detail: undefined method `each_pair' for
> #<Array:0x7f19bc81d288>" using this code:
>
>
> <% if (@ospfconfig.is_a?(Hash)) and (@ospfconfig.count > 0) -%>
> <% @ospfconfig.sort.each do |instance,instparam| -%>
> protocol ospf <%= instance %> {
>
> }
> <% end -%>
> <% end -%>
>
>
Well, you didn't get such an error with *that* code, as it doesn't use
each_pair. You can use Hash.each(), but in that case, instead of getting
the key and value directly, each item iterated is an array of form [ key,
value ]. So you might use this variation:
<%
@ospf.sort.each do |pair|
instance = pair[0]
instance_data = pair[1]
-%>
> Can it be a Ruby version thing?
>
>
Yes. Hash.each_pair() is new in Ruby 1.9.
Hash.each() exists in 1.8. I prefer it to Hash.each_slice() for this
purpose, though the two would work similarly, because the meaning and
behavior of the Hash.each() are clearer to me.
John
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