This might not be so important in this example, but when you are working
with lots of embeded HTML and just want to get a element in a tag, it
could be a more valid issue.
I have an application where we have skinned all the layout and design.
But, IF the PSP parser doesn't act as it's supposed to, it's a bug.
According to the spec, the example code should work. If it doesn't we
need to fix it. :)
On Monday, June 25, 2001, at 11:15 AM, David Casti wrote:
>
>> I just can't stand using braces for block delimiting,
>> can't we have something like the code below work in
>> PSP?
>>
>> <% for i in range(5): $%>
>> <%= i %> <% [tab]z=i*i [tab]res.write(z) $%> <%
>> [tab]res.write(i*i*i) $%>
>> <% end %>
>
> I find that it's just easier to write all my python code with normal
> indents inside <% %> and use res.write instead of <%= or any special
> PSP tokens. So, a for loop would look something like this:
>
> <%
> for i in range(5):
> res.write(i)
> z = i * i
> res.write(z)
> res.write(i * i * i)
> res.write (all done!<p>}
> %>
>
> I have yet to find an application where this doesn't work, and it seems
> a lot easier to read. Have you run into a problem writing the code out
> like this?
>
>
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