{{include}} must stay there for backwards compatibility.
Basically, {{include}} will take any line from the child template that
is not in a block that is declared in the parent and places it in
{{include}}
Simply, what gets left over is put into {{include}}.
Lets see if I understand you correctly
So what you are saying is, you want a block to be able to include the
block it is replacing in itself, IE: ``{{super}}``?
I do not understand what {{super some_part}} is supposed to accomplish ?
>From a user perspective, it would look like this?
#layout.html
<h1>
{{block title}}
{{=request.function}}
{{end}}
</h1>
#index.html
{{block title}}
<div style="custom1">
{{super}}
</div>
{{end}}
Which will render out to
<h1><div style="custom1">{{=request.function}}</div></h1>
? If I understand you correctly, then lets discuss the feasibility of this.
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Thadeus
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 9:42 AM, Yarko Tymciurak
<[email protected]> wrote:
> nclude} # single insertion point of child content: I argue this
> is useless - a special case of an empty block, but unfortunately
> _only_ one point, so ... rigi
