On Apr 29, 11:04 am, Wincent Colaiuta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> %foo[obj, :prefix]
>
> I don't really like it, as it strikes me as slightly incongruous that
> the _pre_ fix comes _after_ the first argument.
The rationale behind my patch is to replicate the functionality of
dom_id
and dom_class when they are used together.
I find it's much more elegant to write:
%p[record, :prefix]
rather than:
%p{:id => dom_id(record, :prefix), :class =>
dom_class(record, :prefix)}
The fact that the "prefix" comes after the first argument may not suit
everyone's taste, but that's how dom_id and dom_class work.
Nathan: your alternative, i.e.
%foo{:id => :prefix, :class => :prefix}[obj]
results in
<foo class='obj prefix' id='prefix_obj_1'>
instead of
<foo class="prefix_obj" id="prefix_obj_1">
so it is not functionally equivalent (and you're repeating the prefix
twice...)
Olek: if you want to prefix only the id and not the class, your
solution is perfectly fine!
I didn't know about Haml's behavior when both the id attribute is set
and the square brackets
syntax is used, maybe it should go in the documentation.
S.
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