I managed to extend templetor to support JavaScript templates.
I did this by adding a new construct `jsdef` to Templetor. It defines
a template function and also generates an equivalent JavaScript
function.
For example:
$jsdef hello(name)
Hello, $name!
$hello("world")
will generate:
<script type="text/javascript">
function hello(name){
var self = [], loop;
self.push("Hello, "); self.push(websafe(name)); self.push("!\n");
self.push("\n");
return self.join("");
}
</script>
Hello, world!
Code and readme at
http://github.com/anandology/notebook/tree/master/2010/03/jsdef/
Anand
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