RE: Couple of .shade related questions

[Louis DeJardin]

For inline code, try
-one line;
Or
@{
  any number of lines
}

The first - or @ must be indented properly. The { is required for the @ syntax. The multiline doesn't need to be indented (but can be) because it will treat any white space as code until the matching }.

For use:content ... If the xmlns prefixes aren't working you might want to try the longer element-attribute form of those tags?

content name="foo"
  this is foo

use content="foo"

Haven't tried it myself - but shade is really just XML without the <'s - so I expect that would work.

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From: Corey
Sent: 12/12/2012 1:50 PM
To: spar...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Couple of .shade related questions

What are the equivalents in shade?

<use:content>

  Default content goes here.

</use:content>

#this.Asset("jquery"); //void calls as opposed to the typical ${ code }

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[Corey]

This helped. Thanks