Add Support for Lambda sections #25
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September 9, 2012 11:21
(Without breaking previous test cases.)
when [boolean] section is false, lambda should not be shown
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Works for me, thanks! |
The text of a lambda tag is passed to the function as an
[]string of arguments now.
The text is split by (' ').split by (' ').
This change is untested, it is under development for the project
`babou` -- which is available at `github.com/drbawb/babou`.
Conflicts: mustache.go mustache_test.go
(Apparently go-fmt didn't like something.)
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I've added lambda support and three supporting test cases.
The first case shows that "sections" inside "lambdas" are passed unexpanded. (As per my interpretation of the mustache spec.)
You'd need to call
renderinside the lambda to expand those sections.The second and third cases show that lambdas nested in sections now works properly.