Hi, Ivan-- On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 6:07 PM, Ivan Raikov <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Thanks for trying to use ersatz
Oh, it's purely out of self-interest, I assure you ;-) > and sorry for the incomplete documentation. Hmm, yes ... you know, I have been known to write a sentence or two on occasion. Maybe I can help with the docs, once I get a better understanding of how the egg works. It seems to me that probably the best approach is to have a good explanation for the scheme API on the Chicken wiki, and refer people to the Jinja2 site for the template syntax. > The models argument must be an association list, i.e. a list of dotted > pairs of the form (NAME . VALUE) where NAME is a symbol and VALUE is a > template value. ... yes, got that ... am I mistaken in thinking that '((a b c) (x y z)) [or '((a Tstr "foo") (x Tstr "bar"))] is effectively an alist, where the cdr of each element is itself a pair? > Your code is mostly correct, except that you are not calling the value > constructors correctly. The following should work (note use of > quasiquotation): Quasiquotes. Hmm, I never would have guessed that. (with-output-to-file "test.html" > (lambda () > (with-input-from-string > (from-file "test.tpl" env: (template-std-env) models: `((page_title > . ,(Tstr "Test Page") ) (main_content . ,(Tstr "This is the content.")))) > (lambda () (display (read-all)))))) > That worked. Thank you! > I have not yet had a chance to use ersatz a lot, so your feedback is > really appreciated. Let me know if you have any other troubles. > Okay ... I expect to be giving it a good workout. -- Matt Gushee
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