Parsing issue with nested objects that use function return values as their value

[nfm]

I'm hitting a parsing error (ExecJS::RuntimeError: SyntaxError: unmatched OUTDENT on line X) with templates like the following:

%input{ value: someFunction('literal', someOption: otherFunction(1)) }

The following cases all seem to fail as well:

%input{ value: someFunction('literal', { someOption: otherFunction(1) }) }
%input{ value: someFunction('literal', { someOption: otherFunction(1) }) }
%input{ value: someFunction('literal', 'someOption': otherFunction(1)) }
%input{ value: someFunction('literal', { 'someOption': otherFunction(1) }) }
%input{ value: (someFunction('literal', someOption: otherFunction(1))) }
%input{ value: (someFunction('literal', { someOption: otherFunction(1) })) }
%input{ value: (someFunction('literal', 'someOption': otherFunction(1))) }
%input{ value: (someFunction('literal', { 'someOption': otherFunction(1) })) }

Regular evaluation works fine, outside the context of an %input{ value: }:

= someFunction('literal', someOption: otherFunction(1))

As do hard-coded values in the nested object:

= %input{ value: someFunction('literal', someOption: 'optionValue') }

Not sure if that's clear or not, it's a bit confusing.

Best regards,
Nicholas

[netzpirat]

The problem was that the nested parenthesis in the function call was not detected. This is fixed in both Haml Coffee and Haml Coffee Assets 1.8.2. Thanks for reporting!