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You can now code like this:
class BlogXN # no R
end
If you use the R-method, you’ll have to define your own Regex, if not Camping will create one for you :-)

I am not sure I see the point… Controllers::BlogXN becomes ’/blog/(\w+)/(\d+)’?
does that mean we can code controllers like so?
class BlogXN < R ’/blog/(\w+)/(\d+)’
def get(x, n)
#x is a word
#n is a number
end
end
Or, is there implied arguments based on these new capitol letters in the controller name
class BlogXXNN < R
def get(wordone, wordtwo, numberone, numbertwo)
end
end
Or what?

That’s absolutely awesome!

Bluebie in IRC pointed out to me that this is not very pretty because @cookies really already should be setting the path to self / "/" (also something my code didn’t take into account). But it doesn’t look like we can use @cookies just right here, for a reason I’m not totally clear on yet. I need to ensure that I understand what is happening before I muck around more. Paging Bluebie to github!

I usually use the following recipe (works well when you’ve got proper tags, OK when you’ve got regular tags, and still works when you don’t have tags):
git describe || git describe—tags || git rev-parse—short HEAD