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Subject: Re: using erb to generate a file
From: Brian Candler <lists@ b f u c >
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2012 20:43:38 +0900
References: 399324 399325 399326
In-reply-to: 399326

Dev Guy wrote in post #1076095:
> OK it seems, for things to work I need to pass in 'binding' and make
> the call like:
>
> puts output = renderer.result(binding)

That's correct. Without a Binding object the result() method cannot 
access the local variables in the caller's scope.

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