Rails-3.0.5
I am writing a custom matcher in routes.rb. I wish to map a dynamic
segment to a nested params hash. I cannot seem to determine how to pass
the value of the dynamic segment to a nested hash.
The code that I have is:
get "(/:path)/:pars",
:action => :create,
:controller => :customs_shipment_pars_checks,
:ca_customs_manifest => { :ccdn => :pars }
This passes params[:ca_customs_manifest][:ccdn] == :pars # a symbol
and params[:pars] == "somevalue"
changing the last line to:
:ca_customs_manifest => { :ccdn => %(pars) }
This passes params[:ca_customs_manifest][:ccdn] == pars # a string
and params[:pars] == "somevalue"
What I wish to do is to pass the dynamically assigned value of :pars to
the nested hash. How is this done?
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