Michael Radziej wrote:
> {% autoescape %} always needs an {% endautoescape %}, generating a node
> during template parsing. Everything between {% autoescape %} and {%
> endautoescape %} is put in its subnode list.
>
> If a VariableNode is below an {% autoescape on %} in the template node tree,
> autoescape is in effect, if it is below an {% autoescape off %}, it won't.
> (Deepest autoescape node wins, of course.)
So this "deepest wins" effectively means that one can't set autoescaping
to "off" from a base template as James was suggesting, right? (I'm not
against it, just trying to clarify.)
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