Hi Fred!
The bit wich fetches the xml and parses it I have done a regular puts
on that many times and i did 'var local' in debugger mode which
displayed all local variables and then I got all the xml output.
Before I did the debugging actually before it has been set. Im trying
to do it after now as well but for some reason it has problems going
in to debug mode. I do Rails s --debugger and it says that "Debugger
enabled" but it doesnt get there. Do you have any feedback from the
link a pasted with code on refactormycode.com? Is it something
obviously wrong Im doing when declaring the variabe?
Thanks in advance!

> Are you inspecting the variable before or after it has been set?
> Have you tried refactoring the bit which fetches and parses the xml
> feed into its own class so that you can more easily play with it in
> the console (and test it) ?
>
> Fred
>
>
>
> > On 15 Jan, 16:07, Colin Law <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > On 15 January 2011 13:39, Tim <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > >> So what did you learn from debugging it?
>
> > > >> Colin
>
> > > > Well Colin Im a bit confused. I had some problems with installing the
> > > > ruby-debug as Im using Rails 3. So finally I gave up with that.
>
> > > Persevere.  Rails 3 should be no problem.  Did you follow the guide 
> > > here:http://guides.rubyonrails.org/debugging_rails_applications.html#debug...
> > > If so what problem did you have?  You need to be able to break into
> > > code and inspect data and run code snippets to see what is wrong.
> > > Even if you sort out your current issue there will be another that
> > > needs the debugger.
>
> > > Colin
>
> > > >  But
> > > > when I did puts doc.to_s I get the xml in my console so I have it
> > > > there. But the line after where I do this: @news = doc.css('news').map
> > > > do |n|
> > > > I tried to do @news.to_s and that gave me nothing. Also I did raise
> > > > @news.to_yaml which just game me an error. Do u have any clues on
> > > > that?!
>
> > > > Regards!
>
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