in HAML, we can write ments using

-# some ment and it won't bee HTML and made public

but if it is inside

:javascript
  -# ments like this line will break the javascript interpreter as it bees javascript code
  // so we are forced to use ment like this and is publicly viewable

is there a way to make it non-public?

in HAML, we can write ments using

-# some ment and it won't bee HTML and made public

but if it is inside

:javascript
  -# ments like this line will break the javascript interpreter as it bees javascript code
  // so we are forced to use ment like this and is publicly viewable

is there a way to make it non-public?

• javascript
• ruby-on-rails
• ments
• haml

2 Answers 2

#{}- blocks are evaluated, so you can write

#{ # this is a ruby ment, but still a ment (newline is required)
}

Short answer: no.

Long answer: filters in Haml aren't processed by Haml at all, they're simply sent off to the relevant filter processor. For :javascript, this is a simple processor that just wraps up the text in script tags. There's no support for anything fancy like removing ments. If you want something like that, I'd suggest adding a custom filter that uses some sort of Javascript minifier.