Hi,
I'm upgrading an application from Erb to Haml and I've come across a
DSL-style helper that I can't find a translation for. It's for
inspecting a content item and outputting some meta tags based on
properties that content item has. In Erb, its usage looks like this:
<%
# Locals: content_item - an index, article, or something with
metadata
-%>
<%=
meta_tags(content_item) do
meta 'keywords', content_item.keyword_list
meta :language
meta 'DC.language'
meta 'DCTERMS.modified'
meta 'DCTERMS.description'
meta 'DC.subject'
meta 'DC.creator'
end
%>
html2haml translated this into the (non-working)
- ## Locals: content_item - an index, article, or something with
metadata
= meta_tags(content_item) do |
meta('keywords', content_item.keyword_list) |
meta(:language) |
meta('DC.language') |
meta('DCTERMS.modified') |
meta('DCTERMS.description') |
meta('DC.subject') |
meta('DC.creator') |
end |
I've tried about every combination I can think of here (semicolons on
line ends, removal of redundant end, etc etc). Short of actually
making this DSL-like call in a helper (which I don't particularly want
to do because it's an extra level of indirection and this is already
in a partial), I'm not sure what to do.
Is this a use case that Haml specifically tries to dissuade? Or have I
missed something glaring?
Cheers,
Russ
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