sso wrote:
> Hi,
> I've adopted a project that uses some rails features I'm not quite
> used to yet. (ie merb, haml)
>
Those aren't Rails features as such. Haml is a separate library -- a
template language that's a superior alternative to ERb (and that you
should learn...). Merb, though, is a completely separate framework from
Rails (yes, Merb 2 will be merged into Rails 3, but that hasn't been
released yet). So...are you sure you have a Rails app, or is it a Merb
app?
> There is a snippet below. I'm not even sure what other part of the
> code to include to help with this. I'm open to suggestions :)
>
> $ merb
> ...
> ...
> ...
> ~ Compiling routes...
> app/views/stretches/show.html.haml:87:in `send': compile error
> (SyntaxError)
>
>
>
> Line 87
>
> 87 -throw_content :footer do
> 88 %a{:href=>resource(:stretches)} all stretches
Not enough to tell.
Best,
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