[Rails] Re: Using a model in a library

2008-12-04 Thread Andrew Bloom
Sounds like you just need a line like this in the top of the lib file: require 'app/models/aircraft' If its already loaded (ie: running script/server) nothing will change, but if its not already loaded (I don't use RSpec, but it sounds like its not autoloading classes) this should fix it. You mi

[Rails] Re: Using a model in a library

2008-11-29 Thread Christian Lescuyer
Thanks for your answer: I tried to run the app in the browser: it works! So it doesn't work in RSpec. I didn't try the code in the browser at first as I'm trying to do TDD. Still stuck there, though. Christian --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because

[Rails] Re: Using a model in a library

2008-11-28 Thread Andrew Bloom
How and where are you executing the code in this lib from, rake task, script/console, etc.? On Nov 28, 12:10 pm, Christian Lescuyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to verify that a parameter is an instance of a specific > class in Rails: > > def schedule(action, *args) >   if arg.