I'm working on a copy of poirot that I have adapted for my needs, in the context of a 3.1 mountable engine, so I'm not sure if the problem exists on your version, but just in case you hit it :
When I was calling "new_whatever_path" in a subclass, it returned me nil. Problem is, instance_var was tested to see if it was defined, which I don't understand how it can not be, since it's defined in the previous line.
So, I changed the method to :
def method_missing(method_name, *args, &block)
if instance_variable_defined?( "@#{method_name}" ) && args.empty?
instance_variable_get("@#{method_name}")
else
view_context.send(method_name,*args, &block)
end
end
Hello,
I'm working on a copy of poirot that I have adapted for my needs, in the context of a 3.1 mountable engine, so I'm not sure if the problem exists on your version, but just in case you hit it :
I had to change the method_missing method in Poirot::View : https://github.com/olivernn/poirot/blob/master/lib/poirot/view.rb#L18
When I was calling "new_whatever_path" in a subclass, it returned me nil. Problem is, instance_var was tested to see if it was defined, which I don't understand how it can not be, since it's defined in the previous line.
So, I changed the method to :