I just created a new Rails 3 project and brought over some code from a
previous project. Surprisingly (to me) some of it isn't compiling.
The problem line is:
Welcome Back#{", " unless current_user.name.blank?}
The error I get is:
...l/app/views/layouts/application.html.haml:30: syntax error,
unexpected modifier_unless, expecting ')'
...Helpers.html_escape(", " unless current_user.name.blank?)}"
If I change it to the below, it works fine. But it's so ugly:
== Welcome Back#{if current_user.name; ", "; end}
I'm running haml version 3.0.18. My old project was (admittedly) much
older - Rails 2 running haml 2.2.20.
Just to see if the syntax had changed I created a simple erb file that
had:
Welcome Back<%= "," unless current_user.name.blank? %>
And ran html2haml (version 3.0.18) on it. It produced:
Welcome Back#{", " unless current_user.name.blank?}
Which threw the unexpected modifer_unless error. Is this not supposed
to work now? Should I just make a helper method and be done w/ it?
For the record I also tried haml version 3.0.13 and still got the
error.
Thanks, all.
Pat
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