Chairos noticed a bug in WebHelpers that was ultimately traced to
literal dropping.
>>> from webhelpers.html import *
>>> t1 = HTML.legend()
>>> t1
literal(u'<legend></legend>')
>>> t2 = HTML.link()
>>> t2
literal(u'<link />')
>>> "\n".join([t1, t2])
u'<legend></legend>\n<link />'
Oops, it's not literal anymore; it will be escaped.
>>> literal("\n").join([t1, t2])
literal(u'<legend></legend>\n<link />')
There, that's what I want.
Is this a known problem? Is it possible to do anything about it? Or
are literals on the right side of a join incapable of influencing the
result? If so, we should document that. What other string operations
would do this?
--
Mike Orr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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