Hi, I've just been using haml for a couple of days so this might be
an RTFM (I did though).
Is it possible to suppress the newline (and indentation whitespace)
that's automatically output? The reason is that when mixing links and
normal text it's nice to have the link on it's own line in the haml
file so that I can just use '=' and then normal ruby link_to syntax
(and then syntax highlighting works in eclipse).
This automatically creates a space on either side of the link in the
html because of the whitespace that's generated, which is OK unless I
need some punctuation directly next to the link text.
For example, this works well:
Would you like to
= link_to 'self-destruct', :action => 'explode'
now?
But this doesn't:
Would you like to
= link_to 'self-destruct now', :action => 'explode'
?
Two slightly uglier alternatives are:
Would you like to
= "#{link_to 'self-destruct now', :action => 'explode'}?"
or:
Would you like to
= (link_to 'self-destruct now', :action => 'explode'}) + "?"
Maybe there's a better way to do this, any ideas?
Thanks,
Paul
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