CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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user5542589
user5542589

Reputation:

Ruby on Rails Expression in views

I'm new to rails and I got little confused when I seen this code in a view file.

<%= make_case_name payment, current_cart %>

What does the above code do.. Where to look for this payment variable?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 106

Answers (2)

shrikant1712
shrikant1712

Reputation: 4446

You have a following method which takes two parameters i.e payment and current_cart. Those are the local variables.

Structure is as follows 

def make_case_name(payment, current_cart)
  # your logic code
end

As per my assumption your make_case_name method may be present in the helpers.

Note: If you give few more details that would be helpful

Upvotes: 0

Thinh D. Bui
Thinh D. Bui

Reputation: 76

Your above code aims to call the method make_case_name with two arguments: payment and current_cart.

As this code is embedded in your view, that means payment and current_cart are local variable. The method make_case_name is located in your helper.

Anyway, if it's belongs to a specific project that you're working on, you should contact with the project owner or developers for further details.

Upvotes: 1

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