On 18 December 2011 13:26, Chris Withers <[email protected]> wrote:
> But, as mcdonc said, it's marginal, they all suck in different and special
> ways. My gripe with Mako is that it's too easy to generate invalid html, my
> gripe with ZPT is that it's *hard* to generate valid CSS/JS.
Bit of a cheap gripe I feel, seemingly as ZPT wasn't designed to
generate non-structured documents.
With Chameleon, you can actually write text templates (i.e. non-XML)
and do simple expression substitution using ${...} but that's about
it. What else do you need?
\malthe
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