From: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@...>
Date: 2004-12-21T19:19:07+09:00
Subject: Re: ActiveRecord: method find Segmentation fault

> c=Customer.new(\"name\"=>\"liubin\",\"password\"=>\"passwd\")
> c.save
> puts \"new id is \"+c.id.to_s
> cs=Customer.find(2)
> cs.each{|c| puts \"user #{c.name} has password #{c.password}\"}

If you want Customer to return an array, you need to ask it with one, 
like:

customers = Customer.find([2])
customers.each { |c| puts "user #{c.name} has password #{c.password}" }

You also don't want to escape the quotes as you did in the example.

I don't know why Ruby crumbles and dies on it, though. Seems a bit 
excessive ;)
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