On Jan 19, 2008 3:33 AM, Andy Wardley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Sean, > > > ok( $text =~ /"back is " . '#ffffff'/, 'col.back folded' ); > > Oops! Mea Culpa. > > > I think prototypes aren't generally a good idea, so I'd go for the > latter > > approach. > > Sounds good. > > > I'd like to > > propose that generated code declare only lexical variables whose names > > are prefixed with an underscore, that class of names being henceforth > > reserved for use by the TT. > > Yep, that works for me. Or perhaps use a _tt_ prefix to be extra clear > that they're TT's lexical variables. >
Thanks, Andy! I've implemented your suggestion and checked in the fix, in addition to the ok() issue and the few documentation warts I mentioned. The only other issue I had noticed has to do with the HTML entity escaping performed by the html filter and the HTML plugin. Both replace the double-quote character with the entity ", but neither replaces the apostrophe character with '. Perhaps they should? It seems like a potentially unpleasant surprise for those whose convention is to delimit attributes with single quotes, eg: <img src='...' alt='[% "Don't look!" | html %]'> --Sean
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