On Mon, 22 Feb 2016 16:41:38 GMT, Martin Tschierschke wrote:
When I have a loop to generate a table I want to write an Index with a dot (.) in the first row.
-foreach( i, row; rows) tr td=(i+1)How to get a "." behind the (i+1) nicely?
Normally, I'd use td #{i+1}.
Not using something like
td=format("%d",i+1)~"."In jade there is a syntax, allowing more than one value in a line.
With
-foreach( i, row; rows) tr td =(i+1) .I get two additional div tags.
To avoid the div tags, you can use the text node operator |:
td
|= i+1
|.
="#{i+1}."
Same in this situation, just without the =:
td
|#{i+1}.
Is not working outside a tag.
Any hint? Best regards mt.
The interpolations generally only work within quoted attribute values and within text nodes (either following a tag, or following the pipe |). Everything else is a normal D expression and behaves just like it would outside of a Diet template.