Question about the Inspector not seing an Array in the Conroller

Reno,

Could you try our RubyMine 3.0 RC (see http://blogs.jetbrains.com/ruby/2010/11/rubymine-3-0-release-candidate-—-last-minute-little-fixes/) ?  Stable RubyMine 2.0.2 is quite out of date.

Hi Roman,

The Code Inspector in 3.0 (analyzing the project from scratch on startup) has the same issue (screenshots would look identical).    I also tried creating a new global variable in the Find method of the controller.   In the find view, the code inspector didn't recognize the new global variable either.  I'm still pretty new to Rails so pardon me if I'm doing something stupid.   I attached a zipped copy of the project if it helps.  

Controller:  \client_workouts\app\controllers\client_workouts_controller.rb
Controller Method:  find
View:   \client_workouts\app\views\client_workouts\find.html.erb
Variable in the find view not being seen as existing by the Inspector:  @client_workouts

Thanks!

Reno,

It's because you defined 2 methods "find"

  def find
    puts params[:search_string]
  end

  def find
    @client_workouts = ClientWorkout.find(:all, :conditions=>["client_name = ? OR trainer = ?",
                                          params[:search_string], params[:search_string]])
  end

due to some bug RubyMine scans for defined instance variable only in first declaration but obviously the second method overrides first one. If you comment first method all will work as expected.

Please file a bug report at http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issues/ruby

Wow, sorry about that.    That's crazy I didn't notice the other method.

Will do on the bug report.    Seems like it would be a nice thing for the Inspector to point out something like two methods of the same name in a controller too (for slow people like me anyway).

Thanks for your time!   

RubyMine shows to clicable gutters, see screenshot.

I never bothered to lookup what those gutter symbols were, pardon.  That's awesome.

Thanks for all the help, I really appreciate it!