From: Alvaro Bautista <alvarobp@...>
Date: 2008-02-13T19:59:56+09:00
Subject: Re: ERB: import function

Jano Svitok wrote:
> This is halfway to solution:
> 
> def import path
>     ERB.new(File.read(path), nil, nil, '_x_').result()
> end
> 
> Notice the other parameters, especially the last one. ERB uses one
> variable to store the output. If you don't specify any,
> it will use a default one - and each nested ERB will overwrite the new
> one. The solution is 1. use another name for each nested import
> 2. use another binding for each nested import (i.e. make another
> scope, and let ERB create another var with the same name
> in the new scope/binding, leaving the ability to return to the previous 
> one)

I use the last parameter to put the output in a variable an it works.

Thank you.

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