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Subject: Re: [PROPOSAL] version 2.0?
From: Christoph.Reck () dlr ! de
Date: 2002-11-29 9:53:27
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+1, to add the #local directiove to the core; quoting from below:
"find it very usefull to develop reusable macro libraries" ...
without having to prefix "all local variable names to avoid
collisions."
Being honest, I haven't tested it yet, currently I'm doing it
the hard way - using prefixes, then after the template doing
$context.remove(...) on them to avoid polluting the keyspace.
That is why I'm asking if it is sensible to use chained contexts
and allowing an empty #local()...#end that makes all variables
defined or modified inside the block (macro or parse) to no touch
the globals - this would be the most common case then.
Blocks that need to return an updated variable can use an INOUT
ArrayList:
#set( $returnValue = [] )
#myMacroCall( $foo $bar $returnValue )
#if( ! $returnValue.isEmpty )
## do something...
#end
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> ) Christoph Reck
Claude Brisson wrote:
> > > > > - #local directive
> > > >
> > > > no... :)
> > >
> > >
> > > Okay.
> > >
> >
> > > )
> >
> > Sorry - I didn't mean to be that abrupt. See above re the tools - are
> > there really enough people using #local that it warrants inclusion in
> > the core? I threw that together in about 10 minutes, if I remember.
> > That people are using it is thrilling (and scary... :) but I think that
> > tools would be a great place.
>
>
> I do agree that tools could be the place for it, but Local.java has to be located \
> in a core package, as long as directives.properties.
>
> I did not encounter any bug with it (you achived a quick and clean coding shot, \
> Geir :-) and find it very usefull to develop reusable macro libraries, to my mind \
> (a good alternative to the necessity of prefixing all local variable names to avoid \
> collisions...).
> CloD
>
>
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