After using HAML for a while I cannot go back to the bloated XML-like
syntax anymore, so I'd like to use HAML syntax to produce DRYML
templates.
The first idea is writing a little RAILS plugin which would use HAML
to generate DRYML in a very similar way SASS generates CSS.
In theory it doesn't look so complicate, but the first problem I see
is that the HAML engine should not execute the ruby code, which should
be rendered as a verbatim sting.
For example:
%a{:href=>"#{object_url this}"} anything
should generate:
<a href="#{object_url this}">anything</a>
Is there any option to do that or any method to override somewhere, in
order to switch off the ruby code execution?
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