José Valim 7045c4c279 Allow validates to map some types to specific options. So now you can do: ...

validates :email, :presence => true, :format => /@/
  validates :genre, :inclusion => %w(m f)
  validates :password, :length => 6..20

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acceptance.rb

Add validates method as shortcut to setup validators for a given set of attributes:

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confirmation.rb

Add validates method as shortcut to setup validators for a given set of attributes:

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exclusion.rb

Compile length validator options still at the class level, so whenever the validator is called, it just needs to check for :maximum, :minimum and :is values.

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format.rb

Add validates method as shortcut to setup validators for a given set of attributes:

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inclusion.rb

Compile length validator options still at the class level, so whenever the validator is called, it just needs to check for :maximum, :minimum and :is values.

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length.rb

Compile length validator options still at the class level, so whenever the validator is called, it just needs to check for :maximum, :minimum and :is values.

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numericality.rb

Allow validates to map some types to specific options. So now you can do:

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presence.rb

Add validates method as shortcut to setup validators for a given set of attributes:

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validates.rb

Allow validates to map some types to specific options. So now you can do:

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with.rb

Add validates method as shortcut to setup validators for a given set of attributes:

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