When I add a Haml file named "index.haml", the class is called "Index" which is appears like a very generic name and will likely conflict with another class named the same. For that reason I think all C++ code generated with Hardcode-Haml should be placed in a namespace, say "namespace Hamlcode { ... }".
When I add a Haml file named "index.haml", the class is called "Index" which is appears like a very generic name and will likely conflict with another class named the same. For that reason I think all C++ code generated with Hardcode-Haml should be placed in a namespace, say "namespace Hamlcode { ... }".