I am new to Haml (as of yesterday), but am very much enjoying it. I
have converted almost an entire rails project, but I am stuck on a
couple of my helpers which I would like to convert to use the nicely
indented output of Haml.
As an example, I have the following helper for displaying flash
messages:
def flash_messages
flash.each do |key,value|
haml_tag :div, { :id => "flash_#{key}" } do
haml_concat value
end
end
end
This is working provided that in my views I call it as
- flash_messages
I feel like this should really be
= flash_messages
to be consistent with Rails conventions and the way I interpret views.
I have tried a half-dozen variations to achieve this, but none seem to
work. Any suggestions are appreciated as I have many of these and I
only want to use the "silent" syntax on helpers that have blocks
associated with them. The rest I would like to use the "=".
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