You can use the #{ /* ruby code */ } syntax inline as well, which works
particularly well for cases like this.
So in your case, since you don't want the space, you could write:
%p
%label Indirizzo:
#{@supplier.address},#{@supplier.street_number}
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On Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at 1:39 AM, mauro wrote:
> I have this code:
>
> %p
> %label Indirizzo:
> = @supplier.address
> = @supplier.street_number
>
> I want to insert a comma between supplier.address and
> supplier.street_number.
> If I do:
>
> %p
> %label Indirizzo:
> = @supplier.address
> ,
> = @supplier.street_number
>
> I have a space after supplier.address and before suppler.street_number
> but I don't want the space after supplier.address.
> How Can I do?
>
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