This is interesting, but it seems like it's working at the wrong level
of abstraction. The DRYML parser is really only working with strings,
whereas you're really looking to manipulate hashlike data structures.
The hardcore CS folks would describe the goal as transforming one AST
(the results of parsing DRYML) into another AST (the results of
interpreting the JS code).
It may even be valuable for you to construct real objects that
represent the various ExtJS parts rather than just hashes, but that's
starting to add some real complication.
--Matt Jones
On Sep 12, 2009, at 8:04 PM, Kristian wrote:
>
> I have now also succeeded in creating DRYML extensions that allow for
> automatic wrapper-strings to wrap child elements depending on number
> encountered...
>
> <def tag="me" join="," wrap-single="{::::}" wrap-multi="[::::]">
> <you/>
> <you/>
> </def>
>
> <def tag="him" wrap-single="{::::}">
> <you/>
> </def>
>
> <def tag="you">
> you
> </def>
>
> ---
>
> <me/> renders as: [you, you]
> <him/> renders as: {you}
>
> --
>
> Should I submit a patch for these enhancements?
>
> -Kris
> >
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