There are two ways you could do this. The first is to use the "==" syntax
for embedding Ruby in plan text:
== #{link_to 'self-destruct now', :action => 'explode'}?
The second is to use the "succeed" helper, which appends text directly after
a chunk of Haml:
= succeed '?' do
= link_to 'self-destruct now', :action => 'explode'
or
= succeed '?' { link_to 'self_destruct now', :action => 'explode' }
We're thinking about expanding the ability to suppress whitespace in Haml,
though, so if you have any suggestions for what sort of syntax would be
nice, that would be great.
- Nathan
On 4/19/07, Paul Dowman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> 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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