Yes, I realise it, thank you so much

On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 9:17 PM, MightyByte <[email protected]> wrote:
> You are getting "infinite" recursion of splices, but Heist checks for
> this condition and stops after a fixed number of recursive calls.  The
> reason you have infinite recursion is because getParamNode contains
> the complete node representing the splice.  Let's pretend that the
> contents of getParamNode are actually passed as the first argument to
> ccSplice and that it is a raw ByteString representing the XML instead
> of the node tree.  Using this notation, here is the call tree.
>
> ccSplice "<cc/>" = "<cc><YY/></cc>"
>
> This return value gets spliced back into the template and recursively
> processed for splices.  This generates another call to ccSplice:
>
> ccSplice "<cc><YY/></cc>" = "<cc><YY/><YY/></cc>"
>
> ...which continues recursing until the limit is reached.
>
> Usually, you won't want recursion in your splices, so the general rule
> is that the node returned by getParamNode should not be directly
> returned from your splice.  You should get values from it that are
> used to construct your return value.  If you do need to return it, in
> some modified form, you need to either turn off recursive processing
> using the stopRecursion function, or have some kind of a termination
> case to stop the implicit infinite recursion.
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 3:23 AM, Canhua <[email protected]> wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> hi, I am using heist, I encounter a problem as described in
>> https://gist.github.com/733014, wherein related code is pasted, as
>> well as running result that is commented.
>>
>> I wonder where do so many repeated <YY/> come from
>>
>> Thank you
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