I am working on an Erlang  implementation of the Django template
language, see

http://code.google.com/p/erlydtl/

we want keep things as close as possible to original django templates,
but one thing I would like to add which seems to be only limited
possible with django, variables presetting in templates:

AFAIK, this is allowed:

1)     {{ "hello world" }} or  {{ 77 }}

but the following, in my opinion better version, is not supported:

2)      {{ foo="hello world" }}  or  {{ bar=77 }}

I think 2) is a good way for HTML savy web designer, to prototype
templates without having to deal with the controller  parts, because
those variables don't need to be set in the controllers to get
rendered. On the other hand, the variables they are already or still
there, which is not the case with 1).

So what do you guys think ? Does this make sense and you are going to
add this as well ? Or  have I missed something ? Or any particular
reason you don't have or will not implement this ?

regards
Roberto
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