Closed wimrijnders closed 5 years ago
I love to see "senseless cruft" to exclude some possibilities of bug by myself.
Anyway, _css
is neither Haml's feature nor Hamlit's one (and what's HIGH
?). So I have no way to reproduce your issue. Could you provide a minimal repository that reproduces your issue?
Anyway, _css is neither Haml's feature nor Hamlit's one (and what's HIGH?). So I have no way to reproduce your issue. Could you provide a minimal repository that reproduces your issue?
_css()
is of my making. I understand perfectly that you want something reproducable; however I've decided to go back to Haml
and in this light, dismantling my project for a minimal example is asking a lot. Let this serve as a notification that this kind of thing can happen.
All the best!
I hope you're using Haml 5 and you'll love it, as I authored a significant part of the version :)
:+1: I've being using Haml
for 5+ years now without a significant problem. I have faith that latest version will work just as well. Kudo's for your work!
In my haml template, a helper method
_css()
is called. This method is defined within the context of the page generator. The helper method gets used byHaml
, butHamlit
doesn't appear to recognize it.Is there any way to make it work with
Hamlit
?Below the information as requested under 'Reporting an Issue'. Only, I will not supply the full backtrace and template because I feel that that adds a lot of senseless cruft.
Backtrace
Haml template
Ruby version: 2.5.1
Hamlit version: 2.9.1
Rails/Sinatra version: none/2.0.4