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length > 0 %>
actor_today[:bookings].each do |b|
<%=b.booked_at.strftime('%I:%m%p') %>,
<%=b.room.name %>,
<%=b.project.name %>

<%end%>
<%else%>
Nothing for today!
<%end%>

<% end %>

Tomorrow's Schedule:

<% @actors_tomorrow.each do |actor_tomorrow| %>

<%= actor_tomorrow[:actor].name %>

<%if actor_tomorrow[:bookings].length > 0 %>
actor_tomorrow [:bookings].each do |b|
<%=b.booked_at.strftime('%I:%m%p') %>,
<%=b.room.name %>,
<%=b.project.name %>

<%end%>
<%else%>
Nothing for tomorrow!
<%end%>
<% end %>
Save this file as app/views/home/index.rhtml.
Now you need just one more piece: a layout, which is used as a template. In other
words, the view is displayed inside the layout. Listing 5-8 shows the layout.
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Listing 5-8. Layout for the Actor Schedule View (app/views/layouts/application.rhtml)

Actor Schedule Report

<%= yield %>

Save this as app/views/layouts/application.

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Tomorrow's Schedule:

<%= actor_tomorrow[:actor].name %>