The HTML character entities /are/ to be expected; they're newline 
characters. They allow Haml to maintain nice indentation while also 
preserving whitespace.

I'm unable to reproduce your first-line-indentation problem... my output is

<pre>
       __     ______        __               ______&#x000A;.----.|  |--.|__    
|.----.|  |--..--------.|  __  |&#x000A;|  __||     ||__    ||  __||    < |     
   ||  __  |&#x000A;|____||__|__||______||____||__|__||__|__|__||______|&#x000A;
</pre>

Which when viewed, appears as the typical checkmate logo. Have you tried 
viewing the output in a browser to make sure? Could you post it here?

- Nathan

weepy wrote:
> ok so thats better, but not quite there
>
> the next problem is that the first line of my logo is :
>
>       __     ______        __               ______
>
> note the indentation. anyhow - that seems to screw up the positioning
> for the first line. the rest of the lines look ok
>
> also if i look at the output its not the same as the input - only 1
> line and other control characters. is this as expected ?

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