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1) local template variables
	 render "index", post: Post.first
	 + we will get exception when we have unitialized variable (@unitialized is nil)
	 + it's the same as in partials, no problem to take part of template and create new partial from it
	 + we have full controll what goes to the template
2) instance controller variables
	 @post = Post.first
	 render "index"
3) combination
	 -> something is really important and we need ensure it is initialized, but something is optional and definitely is easier to do @foo.nil? than defined?(foo)

1) same namespace as controller
2) different namespace than controller

def index
	@context[:post] = Post.first
	render "index"
end

def index
	render "index", post: Post.first
end

... hard to say => user must decide

list = ['<aaa>', 'b&b', '"ccc"']
puts eruby.result(binding())

!!!! binding works with local variables !!!


nechceme definice views, chceme @post, chceme request

Project.settings => OpenStruct

Project.settings.template.format = :html
Project.settings.template.format_version = 5
Project.settings.template.caching = Rango.debug?
	- for helpers

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
rango-0.1.pre	lib/rango/templates/templates.txt
rango-0.0.4	templates.txt