The Hamlicious way to do this is
%p
I went to the
- succeed ',' do
= shops
so crossed the road
Note that
%p
I went to the |
= "shops" |
, so crossed the road |
doesn't actually work... the multiline operator, "|", causes Haml to
parse everything as though it were one line. Thus, it reads that as
%p
I went to the = "shops" , so crossed the road
and outputs
<p>I went to the = "shops" , so crossed the road</p>
- Nathan
Chris Abad wrote:
> %p= "I went to the #{shops}, so crossed the road"
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