On Aug 8, 2016, at 3:35 PM, Matthew Butterick <[email protected]> wrote:
> The splice mark should never show up. I consider this wrong:
>
>> <div class="titleblock">
>> <h1><@>Markup in <em>MetaData</em></@></h1>
> So I'll look into that.
I have now looked into that.
I adjusted the `->html` function so that it will handle splice tags correctly.
So if your source file says this:
> #lang pollen/markup
> â—Š(define-meta title â—Š@{Markup in â—Šem{MetaData}})
And your template says this:
> <h1>â—Š(->html (hash-ref metas 'title))</h1>
The splicing should now work correctly.
This is an edge-case problem. It only seems to surface when you store a splice
tag in a meta, and then pull it out within a template, because doing that
circumvents the usual processing of splice tags that happens when a Pollen
source file runs.
Anyhow, try out the patch and see if it helps.
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