Rubymine div closing tag check logic failure when opening div tags are inside an IF statements Follow
Not sure if this has been reported (kind o' busy right now - sorry). Basically it appears that Rubymine sees that code below as two seperate DIV's opening. Like, it needs some more closing tag logic to only count any opening tags in a view "IF" statement as 1 div opening tag.
Anyone know of a work-around? The redline against the view for a missing close tag is driving me nuts. :)
(results in an "ELEMENT DIV IS NOT CLOSED" red line)
<% if test = 'test'%>
<div id="some_id_for_special_css">
<% else %>
<div >
<% end %>
<% if x == 0 %>
#
<% if x == 1 %>
#
<% if x == 2 %>
#
<% end %>
</div>
Thanks!
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figured out a work-around (ugly and hard to read, but, it works and the red-line is gone)
<div
<% if test = 'test'%>
id="some_id_for_special_css"
<% else %>
<% end %>
>
<% if x == 0 %>
#
<% if x == 1 %>
#
<% if x == 2 %>
#
<% end %>
</div>
Hello Reno,
Thanks for the report, I've created an issue in our bugtracker: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RUBY-8067
Feel free to vote, comment and get notified once this is fixed.
Regards,
Oleg