I did a bunch of work on the WM -> VTL conversion process today, and
finally ran the converter against the Helm templates again.  I
definitely made some progress, but all of our templates use the curly
brace syntax and all contain indented WM markup.  Due to JavaScript
worries, we are missing at least half of the #end VTL directives that
should be in the shiny new VTL templates that the converter leaves
behind:

        // Change the "}" to #end. Have to get more
        // sophisticated here. Will assume either {}
        // and no javascript, or #begin/#end with the
        // possibility of javascript.
        "\n}", // assumes that javascript is indented, WMs not!!!
        "\n#end",

I've had it for the evening, but would love to hear some ideas on
improving the conversion program to the point where it has a chance of
dealing with indented closing curly braces.  Worst case scenario, I can
run a Perl regex across all the templates to pull the closing curly
flush with the start of its line.  However, I would rather improve the
conversion program--not everyone is fortunate enough to be able to avoid
JavaScript as our templates seem to have done.  Thanks!
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Daniel Rall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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