If else about gulp-file-include

[TrySound]

@web2style Perheps it's regexp problem.
Try this

@@if (active === 'index') {<span class="index">}
@@if (active === 'index2') {<span class="index-2">}

[haoxins]

+1

[TrySound]

@web2style You can use negative condition for it.

[yantakus]

@TrySound Could you please provide an example? I tried
class="@@if (active === 'index') {index} @@if (active !== 'index') {inner}"
but it also throws an exception.

[TrySound]

@web2style Which exception it throws?

[yantakus]

@TrySound

        throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
              ^
Error: Unexpected token {

[TrySound]

@web2style Looks like javascript syntax error. Check your code.

[yantakus]

@TrySound But it disappears when I change this line to class="@@if (active === 'index') {index}

[yantakus]

@TrySound It works like this, but I can't use it for class declaration, because an element can't have 2 classes.

@coderhaoxin So this looks like a bug.

[TrySound]

@web2style At next friday we will start to discuss integrating of my meta-templater as an engine. It parses without regular expression, so will be more stable.

[TrySound]

@web2style You can try this. And ask questions in gitter room

[haoxins]

0.12.0