# Merb::RouteMatcher is the request routing mapper for the merb framework.
# You can define placeholder parts of the url with the :symbol notation.
# so r.add '/foo/:bar/baz/:id', :class => 'Bar', :method => 'foo'
# will match against a request to /foo/123/baz/456. It will then
# use the class Bar as your merb controller and call the foo method on it. 
# the foo method will recieve a hash with {:bar => '123', :id => '456'}
# as the content. So the :placeholders sections of your routes become
# a hash of arguments to your controller methods. This method maps
# the default /controller/action and /controller/action/id urls you will 
# use. so leave   r.add '/:controller/:action/:id' in near the bottom
# of your routes. They match in the order they are defined. You can also
# use a :* to glob up the rest of a pth and send it to a controller:
# r.add '/bar/:*rest', :controller => 'Test', :action => 'glob'


puts "Compiling routes: \n"
Merb::RouteMatcher.prepare do |r|
  r.add '/foo/:bar/baz/:id', :controller => 'Test', :action => 'foo'
  r.add '/:controller/:action/:id'
end

m = Merb::RouteMatcher.new
puts m.compiled_statement