And the test case for Django templates is:
>>> class Money:
... def __init__(self, amount, currency):
... self.amount = amount
... self.currency = currency
... def __str__(self):
... return 'str %s %s' % (self.currency, self.amount)
... def __html__(self):
... # Always show amount and currency on same line
... return 'html %s %s' % (self.currency, self.amount)
...
>>> from django.template import Context, Engine
>>> Engine().from_string('{{foo}}').render(Context({'foo': Money('1', '$')}))
'str $ 1'
This should return 'html $ 1'.
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Aymeric.
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