Tzury wrote:
> @b^4+ Angelo, I am afraid I didn't explain my self well enough.
> 
> a. In my opinion no application should stop working if it has a
> comment that contain a '$' sign.
> b. The code I typed in isn't a real one of course. It was just to give
> an example of my templator-js mixture.
> c. As far as I know, php parser does not parse comments
> 
> [joyful, clean, productive for devel in web_py.get_benefits()]

Unless what you want is web.py comments (which are $#, if I recall
correctly), I fully disagree.

In reply to your first point: it is not templetor's place to say
anything about the content of the template; all it is for is parsing it
and producing output. What if I am writing an xml document for a movie
database with a <script> element holding information about the movie's
script? /* would have no special meaning in that case and treating it
differently from the rest is definitely wrong. This just goes to show
that it would not even be functional in the first place, not even
mentioning the added processing time and assuming that it would actually
be possible to do this accurately in the first place.

About your last point; yes, PHP does parse comments (see attachment). It
does not care whether the output is HTML or RSS or an OpenOffice
document or whatever.

I am very curious to see a real-life example of where you would need
this. Could you maybe show us something?

Greetings,
b^4

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