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I have a lot of these code lines:
@breadcrumb = []
@breadcrumb << ["#!", "Hladať"]
It was in ruby ree-1.8, but I can change it to 1.9, but I have this error:
/app/controllers/index_controller.rb:36: syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting ']'
@breadcrumb << ["#!", "Hladať"]
When I delete “ť ” and others special chars(ľščťžýáí…) it`s ok, but I need these chars.
Add the “magic comment” specifying the encoding to the top of each Ruby file that has non-ASCII characters:
This is not needed in Rails view files provided
config.encodingis set properly (the default is UTF-8). You should also read more about Ruby 1.9’s encoding behavior.