Ruby doesn't like this:
item (:name, :text) {
label('Name')
}
And I don't know why. I'm attempting to create a DSL. The 'item' method looks like this:
def item(name, type, &block)
i = QbeItemBuilder.new(@ds, name, QbeType.gettype(type))
i.instance_exec &block
end
Take a name for the item, a type for the item, and a block. Construct an item builder, and execute the block in its context.
Regardless of whether or not I need to use instance_exec (I'm thinking that I don't - it can be stuffed in the initialiser), I get this:
SyntaxError (ds_name.ds:5: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')'
item (:name, :text) {
^
How do I invoke method with multiple arguments and a block? What does ruby think I'm trying to do?