The way we suggest doing this is writing a helper. This helps keep your
views clean and simple. However, if you absolutely need to, you can
write multiple lines by putting the pipe character ("|") at the end of
each part of the line:
%p
= text_field :totototottotototot, :size => '30', |
:title => 'balablablabla', |
:id => 'totototototototot' |
Stuff
is equivalent to
%p
= text_field :totototottotototot, :size => '30', :title =>
'balablablabla', :id => 'totototototototot'
Stuff
Hope that helps.
- Nathan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sorry for this newbies question but i didn't find any answer.
> i have lines looking like this :
> = text_field :totototottotototot, :size => '30', :title =>
> 'balablablabla', :id => 'totototototototot' etc....
> i like when a line has not more than 80 characters.
> how could i write this line on several lines?
>
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