Hi,

In building hierarchical HTML structures, it's most elegant to use
recursive blocks of haml. Here is a demo  recursive haml script:

%html
  %body
    - p = Proc.new do |data, block|
      %ul
        - data.each do |l|
          %li
            - if l.class == Array
              - block.call(l, block)
            - else
              = l

    - p.call([[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]], p)

This works, except for one little quibble: the HTML output isn't
indented properly. It renders just fine. What I'd like to know is:

How do I fix the indentation?
Is this the most elegant way to write recursive blocks in haml?

  Thanks

  Bruce


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