Why not just use alternative delimiters with Vue -- so in your Vue
templates, instead of @{{...}}, you might have @{...}@, or any other
alternative?
Anthony
On Monday, March 6, 2017 at 3:48:09 PM UTC-5, marco mansilla wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm a long time web2py user and most of us. Latety I've been deep
> learning about useful js libraries and frameworks, I've worked a lot with
> jQuery and it just works fine, then went to test ractive, reactjs and
> angular, did some small stuff with the latest. But the issue most of the
> times has been with the delimiters, a long time ago read in some answer
> from Massimo that it would be ok to change {{ }} delimiters from web2py
> instead of the js framework, but sometimes it's confusing since there are
> different kind of delimiters, and doing it on every project having to
> update the default code in the templates is annoying.
>
> Lately I've been learning VueJs and love it, small, functional, practical
> but has the same delimiters, and reading some docs and watching some videos
> found out that blade (template engine from laravel), has some nice features
> on this, before delimiters collide in the template it has the option to
> write something like:
>
> @{{ foobar }}
>
> so the content inside those delimiters are ignored by the template engine,
> so no need to change delimiters, since blade also uses double curly braces,
> which makes it easy to play with others. Would be possible so implement
> something like this in future versions?.
>
> Hope this no to be a dumb request.
>
> Marco.
>
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