I am wondering if the default behavior should be changed in hamlet, because
I find the white space issues a bit annoying myself. You end up with issues
either way, but in Hamlet we have made html the default, so maybe white
space behavior should be more closely aligned.
Yes, you need to append a space. You can follow the space with a '#' to let
everyone know there is a space there. This is documented in the book:
http://www.yesodweb.com/book/templates#tags
Greg Weber
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Patrick Palka
I find it a bit unintuitive that the hamlet code
<p>hello <strong>there
or
<p> hello <strong>there
generates the html
<p>hello<strong>there</strong></p>
I expected there to be a space between "hello" and "there" similar to what the html specifications dictate. Is this behavior intentional or an oversight? If it's the former, then what is the recommended way to simulate my expected behavior? Appending a space to the end of a line is mentally ugly and syntactically obscure.
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