Hi
If I have this haml template:
- attrs = {:color => 'red'}
%div{ attrs } Hello
%div.special{ attrs } I'm special!
%div{ attrs } I'm not (at least I shouldn't be)
It renders as:
<div color='red'>Hello</div>
<div class='special' color='red'>I'm special!</div>
<div class='special' color='red'>I'm not (at least I shouldn't be)</
div>
i.e. the last div has class='special' but it shouldn't.
Workaround 1: Make *attrs* be a method that returns a hash, rather
than a variable.
Workaround 2: %div{ attrs, :class => 'special' } instead of
%div.special{ attrs }
Still, I think this is a bug that should be fixed (unless the way I
expect it to work contravenes the "haml way" -- which I am not
particularly familiar with yet, having known haml for all of 2
hours). :-)
This is with haml 2.0.3, ruby 1.8.7-p22, rails 2-1-stable.
Cheers
Dave.
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