On 8/13/16, Adrian Salceanu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > This seems to be a recurring question per my googlings, but still I could > not find a satisfactory answer. > > I'm looking for a generic way of doing this: > > render_template(template_content, Dict(:greeting => "Hello", :greeted => > "World", :other => Dict("foo" => 1))) > > where > > function render_template(template_content, template_vars = Dict{Symbol,Any > }()) > # here instantiate template_vars keys with corresponding values, so that > # greeting = "Hello" > # greeted = "World" > # other = Dict("foo" => 1) > end
greating = pop!(template_vars, :greating) # possibly with default value greated = pop!(template_vars, :greated) # possibly with default value other = template_vars there's no way you can introduce a local variable without explicitly assigning to it and this is a crucial property of the semantics. > > Thanks! >
