Hi,
I've noticed that when using kid layout templates (py:layout), they
don't get autoreloaded. I tried to get to the bottom of this and can't
really find a good solution. When using py:extend, the resulting
template is made a subclass of the extended template class, which
enables the autoreloader to find all reload candidates by looking at
superclasses. But using layouts, the connection between the layout and
the current template seems to get lost since the resulting template is
made from a recursive _pull()-call, as can be seen in this example from
a kid source using a layout template:
def _pull(self):
kw = dict(layout_params)
kw.update(self.__dict__)
kw.pop("assume_encoding", None)
kw.pop("_layout_classes", None)
temp = template_util.get_base_class('layout.kid', __file__)(**kw)
temp._match_templates = self._match_templates +
temp._match_templates
return temp._pull()
Am I missing something here? Is there a way to introspectively find out
whether a template was made using layout templates?
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