Using Nokogiri's builder is a quick way to generate an HTML page when required.
When creating a Node in ruby there can be a case where you
doc.h4 "Some text"
generates:
<h4>"Some text"</h4>
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right")
(Note since text-align has a dash in the middle you will need to use quotes around the key name.)
generates:
<h4 text-align="right"/>
So how would you generate:
<h4 text-align="right">"Some Text"</h4> ???
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right") "Some Text"
Results in:
./result2html.rb:73: syntax error, unexpected tSTRING_BEG, expecting '}'
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right") "Some Text"
Reading the documentation turned up the answer:
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right") { doc.text "Some Text" }
When creating a Node in ruby there can be a case where you
doc.h4 "Some text"
generates:
<h4>"Some text"</h4>
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right")
(Note since text-align has a dash in the middle you will need to use quotes around the key name.)
generates:
<h4 text-align="right"/>
So how would you generate:
<h4 text-align="right">"Some Text"</h4> ???
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right") "Some Text"
Results in:
./result2html.rb:73: syntax error, unexpected tSTRING_BEG, expecting '}'
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right") "Some Text"
Reading the documentation turned up the answer:
doc.h4(:'text-align'=>"right") { doc.text "Some Text" }