On Thursday, 28 July 2011 at 09:43, Kevin Tran wrote:
> Has the repository been deleted?
> https://github.com/mitsuhiko/django-template-compilation is giving me a 404.
Try here: https://github.com/mitsuhiko/templatetk
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Hi,
Current status: The freezing of free variables into a context
dictionary for includes and extension is currently not working as
expected. The reason is obvious but the solution is not entirely
clear to me yet. I need to track what variables were assigned to
until a specific statement, not
Hi,
Status of this week: I spend the last week mostly trying to figure out how
to debug a bunch of annoying issues and due to the slow progress I decided
on doing an AST -> Python code translation for debugging purposes. The
identifier tracking method I naively started using initially (which
Hi,
Progress update. This week I was starting the work on the compiler
and I have at least for Django's use case most compilation things
ironed out. However it turns out that compiling AST nodes made from
scratch is a painful process as the interpreter will randomly segfault
or fail compiling
On 19 juin 2011, at 12:39, Anatoly Vostryakov wrote:
> Ok. Thanks for answer. I'll think to add support of parameters to
> functions in django template engine after GSOC. From my point of view
> it is
> backward compatible feature. All old django templates will continue to
> work.
Hi Anatoly,
Hi!
> The compiler is able to handle this case, but the syntax of the Django
> templating language does not. I will not change any features in the
> Django template engine during this proposal and actually reused most
> of the parser toolchain until fall. If someone wants to step up and
>
Hi,
On Jun 17, 2:18 pm, Anatoly Vostryakov wrote:
> I've thought today. May be it will possible to add support of
> parameters for functions or object methods in django templates.
> I mean, something like this in django template:
The compiler is able to handle this
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 5:18 AM, Anatoly Vostryakov
wrote:
> Hi, Armin!
>
> I've thought today. May be it will possible to add support of
> parameters for functions or object methods in django templates.
> I mean, something like this in django template:
>
> {{
Hi, Armin!
I've thought today. May be it will possible to add support of
parameters for functions or object methods in django templates.
I mean, something like this in django template:
{{ obj.method(parameter1, parameter2) }}
How I remember it is possible in jinja2 someway and it is what I
Hi,
I'm in between two conferences right now and university and a bunch of
other stuff needs attention as well so progress is slowed down quite a
bit right now. Will however catch up next week with what I cannot do
this one.
Regards,
Armin
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Hi,
Weekly progress report: I started on documenting some of the behavior
that the current django template engine has and how it affects the
compilation. The nodes are mostly implemented and some of them can be
interpreted already. I want to finish the interpreter first because
that way we can
Hi,
The progress went slower than expected because I had to analyze some
more runtime differences between Django and Jinja2 which I missed at
first. The main problem are changes in the safe-string behavior but I
think I found a possible solution to counter that. I had to diverge
from my previous
Hi,
The repository with my changes will be here:
https://github.com/mitsuhiko/django-template-compilation
As this proposal implements a 'newtemplates' module in Django instead
of modifying the existing one until it's proven to be compatible in
every single regard, I will have it as a separate
Hi,
This is the first weekly status update of many to come. Just a quick
overview of this project and myself.
My nickname on freenode is 'mitsuhiko' and this is the preferred form
to reach me in general. Alternatively my twitter account with the same
name is a good way of reaching me even when
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