When indenting - if blocks it generates invalid JS about haml-js HOT 1 CLOSED

Maybe I should change the way the "-" works.

It is different from ruby haml -- it begins a block of inline javascript.

So, if you want to use it with conditionals, you cannot indent the contents.

- if (true){
%h1 Will work
- }

demonstrating blocks and nesting:

- a = 4;
  b = a % 2;
  if (b >= a){
.someDiv
  %h1 Will work
- }

This is a little awkward, yes, but you only need to do this if you need an
:else.. adding :else to the compiler is actually quite tricky given the way
it is currently implemented :/

• Aaron

On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 2:30 AM, Ivan Torres <
[email protected]>wrote:

Hey Aaron,

I don't know if this is an issue, or I'm doing something wrong. But if you
indent an if block it does generates invalid JS:

- if (true) {
 %h1 Wont Work
- }

This is what I get:

return "";if (error !== undefined) {
- if (true) {
 %h1 Wont Work
- };
_$output = _$output  +
"";}; _$output = _$output ; }};

BTW I'm using haml.compile

Also, it would be nice to have a :elsif or :else ifplugin ;)

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