Ok. But the purpose of layout.html is to define the "layout". It is effectively the parent who pays for the house and determines what room the child gets.
I don't think I am quite fully grasping the concept that you have. Could you provide me with a code example of how you would like it to look, and I hope that will give me a better idea of what you are thinking about. -- Thadeus On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 2:45 AM, Yarko Tymciurak <[email protected]> wrote: > Location-only modification: > -1- {{&block name}} (reminsicent of C's "address of", to suggest > "this location .... > This block would insert it's location in the emit tree; it would > not alter the token's value > It would probably make sense to not have an {{end}} for this > occurrence. > Let's call having an {{end}} fore this an error! > > Value-only modification: > -2- {{$block name}} (reminiscent of shell notation to emit value) > This block would alter the token for this block, but would not > alter the token's position on the emit tree. > This block would require and {{end}} > > I have to think about this one, but think it is needed... > -3- �...@block name}} - this is the last uncovered case (reminiscent of > pythons wrapper notation) > This block would alter the value of the token for this block, > but would not alter the token's position on the emit tree. > While syntactically not required, stylistically, this token > belongs inside the {{extend}} block
