Nope, I have difficulty updating github (on client behind firewall), and yes it suppose to be the edge on github. But for now, get it from rubyforge, its edge and stable… :)
“sudo gem install w2tags”, enjoy…

No, since HAML is a view engine and W2TAGS is a Parser which parse the HAML-like syntax to ERB, Benefit using W2TAGS are:

1. Some repetitive code in HAML can be save to a HOT file (Patern): HAML like: ~~~~~~~~~~ %h1 New user = error_messages_for :user -form_for @user do |f| %p %b Name %br = f.text_field :name %p %b Email %br = f.text_field :email %p %b Last login %br = f.datetime_select :last_login %p = f.submit “Create” = link_to ‘Back’, users_path

You can see that it not DRY, some patern will go to HOT files “rails_basic.hot“ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  »input %p %b $0.capitalize.gsub(‘’,’ ‘)- %br = f.text_field :$0

_submit !/ %p = f.submit “$0”

and code in source: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !hot!rails_basic %h1 New user = error_messages_for :user -form_for @user do |f| -input name;email;last_login -submit Create = link_to ‘Back’, users_path

1. NextTag (^) Ex: Last Command “%ul” and the NextTag will be “%li” combine with Var and Unique Var set and get ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ @myvar=one;two;three @myvar=five;one;two %ul ^ @myvar!

• one
• two
• three
• five

too many if I List them all, you can see some of the benefit in Release note: http://rubyforge.org/frs/shownotes.php?group_id=6464&release_id=33258

and try it your self in irb: “w2tags -irb”

/wh

auch…, no pre :(

/wh