Christoph Zwerschke wrote: > As requested in ticket #124, variable interpolation in XML comments has > been implented in version 0.9 or so. However, ticket #149 shows that > this can be problematic if you comment out a section like this: > > <!-- > <select size="1" name="item" > > <option py:for="x in mylist" value="$x">$x</option> > </select> > --> > > Kid still tries to evaluate the variable x which is undefined because > the for loop does not run inside the comment. > > Any ideas how to reconcile both tickets? One idea is to interpolate > variables only if there is no py:attribute and no processing instruction > inside the comment (as in the use cases in #124). Better ideas? > What about ignoring errors if the variable is unknown, and leaving the "$x" in ...
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