Controller params not fill

[shingara]

If I check the params fill in my controller. the controller is not fill like do in Rails way. If I do a params[:controller] on my controller, it's return nil.

I think it's better to return the controller name.

[kristianmandrup]

Yeah, it doesn't really "fit" the Rails convention, but then again, how could it, when it is designed not to follow the Rails convention? For the same reason, I don't see how the url_for(options) can work? I think Rails (4.0) needs to be updated to be more flexible with regards to path generation. Perhaps it should be possible to register a Route Mapper that can map any sort of hash (or whatever routing object)?

[kristianmandrup]

Hmm, maybe you are right? Every Action is a kind of Controller. So the #run method should set:

params[:controller] = self.class.name and `params[:action] = 'run'``

One hacky way to achieve this (see my fork):

      def run &block
        define_method :run do
           params[:controller] = self.class.name
           params[:action] = 'run'
           instance_eval &block
      end

module PostController class Show < Action run do

run code here!

end

end end

Not sure however, if this would disrupt the use of the `:to` parameter?

[jonleighton]

I think you shouldn't use params for this. Use the controller_name and action_name methods instead. I've made controller_name work in fb86396b7f833101a25cc87e044ce8b11a565664.