Hobo Hobo → Beyond Hobo 1.0

Every now and then I make a typo in a .dryml file that causes an exception as follows:

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NameError in Front#index

Showing app/views/front/index.dryml where line # raised:

undefined method `page' for class `#<Class:0xb6af4798>'

Extracted source (around line #): 

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The file app/views/front/index.dryml has NOT been changed since the site last worked.
I have commented it out, renamed it (to .zdryml), commented out text in other dryml files, renamed them to(.zdryml), and the only change is in the address following "Class:"

Most of the time I can find the typo with a little effort, but this time I have run out of diagnostic tools. I have proof-read all of the files that have been changed, but can't identify the error. The log doesn't help either. It seems to die while compiling a series of dryml files but doesn't report the actual file that failed. Am I missing a diagnostic technique that someone more familiar with dryml would know?

This doesn't happen too often, but the amount of time necessary to locate the problem when it does occur is way out of line with the time required for other Ruby, Rails and Hobo debugging. Hopefully there is a fix in the works.

Thanks

Don Ziesig