On Aug 21, 2011, at 3:34 AM, Alexey Muranov wrote:
Walter Davis wrote in post #1017505:
Here's another way to look at this. '<%=' is a shortcut for '<%
puts'.
There's a similar construction in PHP: '<?=' is a shortcut for '<?php
echo (or print)'.
Walter
I do not believe you can use '<% puts' in ERB, i thought you are
supposed to use '<% concat'
Thanks! I never tried this, actually.
Walter
Alexey.
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