On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 12:35 AM, aw <anth...@whitford.com> wrote:
>
> I need to create a snippet sequence that looks something like this:
>
> <a href="next">
> <span class="name">name</span>
> <span class="comment">description</span>
> <span class="arrow"/>
> </a>
>
> The anchor needs to be generated using SHtml.link, and name &
> description need to be bound. As a result, I end up with a template
> sequence like this:
>
> <b1:link>
> <span class="name"><b2:name/></span>
> <span class="comment"><b2:description/></span>
> <span class="arrow"/>
> </b1:link>
>
> Then, I need snippet code that does something like:
>
> bind("b1", xhtml,
> "link" -> SHtml.link(S.contextPath, () => clicked(b), bind("b2",
> chooseTemplate("b1", "link", xhtml), "name" -> Text(b.name),
> "description" -> Text(b.description) ))
>
Why are you using S.contextPath? But:
bind("b1", xhtml",
"link" -> kids => SHtml.link("/", () => clicked(b),
bind("b2", kids, "name" -> b.name.is, "description" -> b.description.is
)))
>
> Yuk... I'm just not happy with this. Sure, I could make it a little
> more readable, but this still seems unnecessarily complex and
> verbose. I also really don't like how the view logic is dictating my
> binding logic. In other words, if I wanted to change my view
> organization, there is a high chance that I also need to change my
> binding logic -- and that just isn't right...
>
> Is there a better strategy?
> >
>
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