There is, but we don't recommend using it. It makes for much cleaner, nicer
templates if you move anything that would take multiple lines into its own
well-named helper function.
However, if you absolutely must use multiline functions, just append "|" to
every line. For example:
= render :partial => 'something', |
:locals => {:x => 1, |
:y => 2} |
- Nathan
On 5/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi, I recently started using Haml v1.5.2 and am liking it so far. One
> question that has popped up is if there is a way to break a ruby
> statement over several lines? An example of what I was hoping for:
>
> = render :partial => 'something',
> :locals => {:x => 1,
> :y => 2}
>
>
> >
>
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