Quick erb question:

Can you use a if val in an each do iteration?  And if so... how :/  If 
someone knows and is kind enough to shed some light.

Trying to figure what will work and the following do NOT work.

<% hosts.each do |val| %><% if val != "<%= hostname %>" %>  host (<%= val 
%>);<% end %><% end %>

<% hosts.each do |val| %><% if "<%= val %>" != "<%= hostname %>" %>  host 
(<%= val %>);<% end %><% end %>

<% hosts.each do |val| %><% if <%= val %> != "<%= hostname %>" %>  host 
(<%= val %>);<% end %><% end %>

All error with something similar to:

syntax error, unexpected $undefined, expecting kTHEN or ':' or '\n' or ';'
...= hostname ; _erbout.concat "\" %>  host ("; _erbout.concat...
                              ^
.....cfg.erb:15: syntax error, unexpected kEND, expecting $end
...rbout.concat ");";  end ;  end ; _erbout.concat "\n  key /et...

Thanks in advance..

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