pillaiindu
Embedded Elixir (EEX) with endif, endfor etc
Just a random thought came to mind, and I wanted to share with you people and see if others also think so or not.
I think if embedded elixir had endfor, endif etc, it could be more readable. What do you people think?
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abitdodgy
I didn’t test this, but wouldn’t <% end # if %> also work? Anyway, I’m not really sure that adding endif and so on would really be all that helpful. I feel that when you have so many <% end %>s that your code becomes hard to follow, the issue may be the code itself. It’s sounds like a code smell.
blatyo
Perhaps, but then it wouldn’t be embedded elixir. You could label it yourself though: <% end %><%# if %>. Usually indentation is the thing that helps distinguish though.
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