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As reported by @mlhetland in #6. They suggest attr=nothing as a possible way of expressing this, but I'm not sure that's very intuitive as other empty values (e.g. []) mean that the attribute should not be rendered at all. Suggestions welcome.
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Well, if you don’t rely directly on named tuple syntax, you could simply permit valueless keys directly in HAML. (How it’s implemented behind the scenes is then less important; you could use some other sentinel than nothing – one internal to HAML.jl?)
Also: It doesn’t seem like a general, intuitive “emptiness” is predictive of being hidden , as using an empty string still renders the attribute (with an empty value).
As reported by @mlhetland in #6. They suggest
attr=nothing
as a possible way of expressing this, but I'm not sure that's very intuitive as other empty values (e.g.[]
) mean that the attribute should not be rendered at all. Suggestions welcome.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: