Rails 3.2 + Ruby 1.9 + block variables

Question

What's standard practice for Rails now? Before Ruby 1.9 I could do this...

<% @records.each do |@record| %>
  <%= form_tag "/do/something" do %>
    <%= text_field 'record', 'text' %>
  <% end %>
  <%= a_display_record_helper %>
  <%= render :partial => "record_partial" %>
<% end %>

But now we can't use instance variables in blocks. So what are standard practices for blocks containing forms, view helpers and partials?

Answer 1

In ruby 1.9 the block variable name cannot start with @ :

<% @records.each do |record| %>
  <%= form_tag "/do/something" do %>
    <%= text_field 'record', 'text' %>
  <% end %>
  <%= a_display_record_helper %>
  <%= render :partial => "record_partial" %>
<% end %>

Answer 2

You can still pass the record variable to the helper as a parameter and for the partial too. It is easier to understand what is going on if you do that, anyway.