Cool. Thanks for the help Nathan.
From memory, doing something like that causes things to go a little
haywire for cases like the one below. That error about indenting in
normal text shows up.
- if @foo
#bar
.etc
I'll keep playing around - I'm guessing my problem is really just a
minor one caused by me trying to trick @block_opened.
Re: htmlguy2hamlite. Some people just like making things hard for
themselves I guess haha. Or at least, some people must really hate
trying new things.
Brad
Nathan Weizenbaum wrote:
> I don't think suppress_output is the way you want to go. I might look at
> push_script and push_silent, as well as render_tag. However, the Haml
> code isn't as modular as it could be (something I'm hoping to address
> for 2.0), so working out attributes and stuff like that might be a
> challenge. The best way might be to preprocess the Haml file,
> transforming "= ..." to "<%= ... %>" and "{:foo => bar}" to "'<%= :foo
> %>' => '<%= bar %>'" and then letting Haml just run as normal.
>
> However, the first thing to try is running htmlguy2hamlite ;-).
>
> - Nathan
>
> Brad Wilson wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I like Haml. Unfortunately my html guy here at work is not such a fan. I
>> noticed that the haml package has an html2haml program and started doing
>> some work on haml2rhtml. By redefining 'push_script' and 'push_silent'
>> (and a few others) I've got a fair bit working. On my 50 or so haml
>> templates here at work I can convert about 30 of them to rhtml with no
>> change in appearance.
>>
>> It's not very nice that the tool fails that much though, so I'm just
>> kind of putting this out there before I spend too much more time working
>> on it. I want to make sure I'm not missing something terribly obvious.
>>
>> So I guess #1 question is is there already a way to do automatically
>> convert haml -> rhtml?
>>
>> I've looked at the 'suppress_output' option and that can be kind of
>> helpful, is there an easy way that I can use that to help me out? Hmm.
>> Maybe I could suppress the output, but take a note of where the ruby
>> code is and squeeze it back in once the rest of the template is done.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brad
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> >
>
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