I'm loving Haml, but missing the ability to use the formatting style
which I often use for hashes or arrays in Ruby or ERb. For instance, I
have a line which wraps on my screen, and I would like it not to do
so:
= link_to(icon_tag('delete'), favorite_path(favorite), :confirm =>
'Are you sure you want to delete this favorite?', :method
=> :delete, :class => 'icon')
It would be marvellous if I could format it as such:
= link_to(icon_tag('delete'), item_path(item),
:confirm => 'Are you sure you want to delete this item?',
:method => :delete,
:class => 'icon')
If it were necessary to include the curly braces around the hash items
to signal Haml to keep looking for more code on the next line, that
would be no inconvenience. But alas, after searching the docs, I
haven't found that there is any way to do this in Haml. Thanks in
advance for your response!
--Alison
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