I can't check your exact code without the full stylesheet, but the
following example works for me:
=column(!n, !last = false)
:float left
@if !last
margin-right = 1
@else
margin-right = 2
foo
+column(2)
Are you sure you've got the latest revision? Support for @else was added
in r7530593.
yitzhakbg wrote:
> This sounds similar. I have a problem with @else using the latest haml
> from github.
>
> This bombs:
>
> =column(!n, !last = false)
> :float left
> +span(!n)
> @if !last
> +last
> @else
> :margin-right = !layout_grid_margin
>
> While this works OK:
>
> =column(!n, !last = false)
> :float left
> +span(!n)
> :margin-right = !layout_grid_margin
> @if !last
> +last
>
> Same in both:
> =last
> :margin
> :right 0
>
> On Nov 6, 10:40 pm, j0llyr0g3r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> Chris,
>>
>> i found the solution:
>>
>> As already said, this doesn't work:
>>
>> - elsif([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>>
>> but this does:
>>
>> - elsif ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>>
>> Mind the whitespace between "elsif" and the brackets....
>>
>> Ok, so the haml-parser seems to be pretty upset about where one puts a
>> whitespace......
>>
>> Thanks for the help!
>>
>> On Nov 6, 9:26 pm, "Chris Eppstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Please reproduce the problem using a simpler code example that doesn't
>>> require having your controller... Ideally something that we can pipe thru
>>> the haml command line and as a gist (http://gist.github.com). Once you've
>>> done that, I'll happily help you debug the issue.
>>> Chris
>>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 12:18 PM, j0llyr0g3r <
>>>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Chris,
>>>>
>>>>> elsif works fine in haml just the way you are using it. I think it boils
>>>>> down to some syntax error in your code. usually a forgotten paren or
>>>>>
>>>> curly
>>>>
>>>>> brace.
>>>>>
>>>> i double-checked my code and i don't see any errors. Furthermore, if i
>>>> change the "elsif" to "if" the code works, so i assume i use the
>>>> "elsif" the wrong way?
>>>>
>>>>> However, can I suggest that you simply dry up this code? You're doing the
>>>>> same thing three times. Why not set an instance variable to the tracks
>>>>>
>>>> you
>>>>
>>>>> want to list here and then call your partial once:
>>>>>
>>>>> #list_tracks
>>>>> = render :partial => "shared/list_track", :collection => @list_tracks
>>>>>
>>>> Thanks for the suggestion, i will do as you proposed.
>>>>
>>>> But i still would like to know why the code above is not working for
>>>> future cases when i might need this.........
>>>>
>>
> >
>
>
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