> In the view code, say it is
>
> <% @stories.each do |s| %>
> <%= "<div>#{h s.inspect}</div>" %>
> <% end %>
>
> it would be breaking the code into 3 <% %> and <%= %>
>
> is there a way to just have one <% %> or <%= %> so as to keep the code
> more flowing together?
The above is pretty standard (I'd indent it though). You can change the %> to
-%> to kill off new lines in the output.
In the above case you could do this...
<%= @stories.map {|s| content_tag(:div, h(s.inspect)) }.join %>
Not sure that's more readable or not... I'll do that sometimes for things like
'li' entries.
-philip
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