“can't convert Symbol into Integer” weird error
haml, ruby
Solution
`a[:fares][:itinerary_fare]` is a `Hash`. `Hash#each` yields key-value-pair arrays to the block.
So, `f` takes e.g. the array `[:@price, "439.0"]` in the block.
Hence you are using a symbol (`:@price`) as an array index. An integer is expected.
In `a[:fares][:itinerary_fare][:@price]` you are giving it as hash key which works of course.
Problem
The is the hash I am working on, ``` a = { #... :fares => { :itinerary_fare => { :segment_names=>"C", :free_seats => "6", :fare_for_one_passenger => { :free_seats=>"0", :@currency => "TL", :@non_refundable => "false", :@price => "439.0", :@service_fee => "25.0", :@tax => "33.0", :@type => "Y" }, :@currency => "TL", :@non_refundable => "false", :@price => "439.0", :@service_fee => "25.0", :@tax => "33.0", :@type => "C" }, :@currency => "TL", :@tax => "33.0" }, #.. } ``` also here another example http://pastebin.com/ukTu8GaG. The code that gives me headhaches, ``` a[:fares][:itinerary_fare].each do |f| puts f[:@price] end ``` If I write this into console, it gives me "can't convert Symbol into Integer" error. But if I write, `a[:fares][:itinerary_fare][:@price]` it works pretty fine. The weirdest part is, if I write the code to a haml file ``` %tbody -@flights.each do |a| %tr.flight %td -a[:fares][:itinerary_fare].each do |f| -puts f[:@price] #Weird stuff happens here .prices %input{:type=>"radio",:name=>"selectedfight",:value=>"#{a[:id]}"} = f[:@price] %br ``` It works, it prints the prices to my console, yet it fails at the SAME LINE. ``` can't convert Symbol into Integer file: flights.haml location: [] line: 18 ``` This is the most disturbing error I have ever seen, thanks for any help. Most of the time there are more than 1 `:itinerary_fare`, I have to iterate. My data can be shown as http://postimage.org/image/6nnbk9l35/