lib/apotomo/rails/controller_methods.rb in apotomo-1.0.1 vs lib/apotomo/rails/controller_methods.rb in apotomo-1.0.2

- old
+ new

@@ -3,23 +3,21 @@ module Apotomo module Rails module ControllerMethods include WidgetShortcuts + extend ActiveSupport::Concern - def self.included(base) #:nodoc: - base.class_eval do - extend WidgetShortcuts - extend ClassMethods - - class_inheritable_array :has_widgets_blocks - self.has_widgets_blocks = [] - - helper ::Apotomo::Rails::ViewMethods - - after_filter :apotomo_freeze - end + included do + extend WidgetShortcuts + + class_inheritable_array :has_widgets_blocks + self.has_widgets_blocks = [] + + helper ::Apotomo::Rails::ViewMethods + + after_filter :apotomo_freeze end module ClassMethods # Yields the root widget to setup your widgets for a controller. The block is executed in # controller _instance_ context, so you may use instance methods and variables of the @@ -31,12 +29,10 @@ # root << widget(:comments_widget, 'post-comments', :user => @current_user) # end def has_widgets(&block) has_widgets_blocks << block end - - alias_method :uses_widgets, :has_widgets end def bound_use_widgets_blocks session[:bound_use_widgets_blocks] ||= ProcHash.new end @@ -136,28 +132,9 @@ var loc = document.location; with(window.parent) { setTimeout(function() { window.eval('#{escaped_script}'); window.loc && loc.replace('about:blank'); }, 1) } </script></body></html>", :content_type => 'text/html' end - def respond_to_event(type, options) - handler = ProcEventHandler.new - handler.proc = options[:with] - ### TODO: pass :from => (event source). - - # attach once, not every request: - apotomo_root.evt_table.add_handler_once(handler, :event_type => type) - end - - - - ### DISCUSS: rename? should say "this controller action wants apotomo's deep linking!" - ### DISCUSS: move to deep_link_methods? - def respond_to_url_change - return if apotomo_root.find_widget('deep_link') # add only once. - apotomo_root << widget("apotomo/deep_link_widget", :setup, 'deep_link') - end - - class ProcHash < Array def id_for_proc(proc) proc.to_s.split('@').last end