I have a pretty simple requirement, but I've tried every escape sequence I can think of, but can't get the output needed.
I need to litterally output into a file:
%{VAR}
Here's my YAML file:
myclass::outputstuff:
- Heres a litteral var %{VAR}
- Heres something else %{SOMETHING}
And my template.erb:
<%= @outputstuff.each do | ostuff | -%>
<%= ostuff -%>
<% end -%>
But it like this, it outputs:
Heres a litteral var
Heres something else
If I add a percent sign like %%{VAR}
, as advised by other posts, it outputs:
Heres a litteral var %
Heres something else %
If I add a backslash like %\{VAR}
it outputs:
Heres a litteral var %\{VAR}
Heres something else %\{SOMETHING}
I need this lol:
Heres a litteral var %{VAR}
Heres something else %{SOMETHING}
The only way I managed to get this to work, was this hacky way, found here
Basically I changed the template.erb to:
<%- @oupputstuff.each do | ostuff | -%>
<%- if ostuff -%>
<%= ostuff.gsub(/___/, '%') %>
<%- end -%>
<%- end -%>
And then in the YAML file:
myclass::outputstuff:
- Heres a litteral var ___{VAR}
- Heres something else ___{SOMETHING}
Very surprising none of the normal escape sequences work Lol