I rarely use the if tag, usually preferring to put conditionals into attributes.
Today, though, I have a whole bunch of alternatives that I need to test.
<if test="&this.complete?">
<view ...>
</if><else>
<if test="&this.confirmed?">
<view ...>
</if><else>
<if test="&this.pending?">
<view...>
</if><else>
<if test="&this.active?">
<view ...>
</if><else>
Unknown
</else>
</else>
</else>
</else>
Not so pretty. Would it make sense to add an elsif tag to dryml core?
<if test="&this.complete?">
<view ...>
</if><elsif test="&this.confirmed?">
<show ...>
</elsif><elsif test="&this.pending?">
<other...>
</elsif><elsif test="&this.active?">
<stuff ...>
</elsif><else>
Unknown
</else>
Or is there a better way to write this in dryml?
(I know, I know, use polymorphic tags... in this case, it would
actually make things more obscure)
- Scott
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