on 5/10/02 1:18 PM, Jeffrey P Shell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scrivened:
Still, yuck. It's - for better or worse - not a valid XML way. Even XSLT
does things like this:
snip
Well that makes this look palatable:
You would at the very least need something like:
condition
if.../if
Tim Hoffman wrote:
The big problem with the whole 'else' issue as I see
it, is that non coders, using dreamweaver etc.. would no doubt end
up with both bit's of html in their template.
But that's exactly what you want! hey can then see what would happen in either case and
will probabyl
on 5/10/02 12:47 AM, Jeffrey P Shell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scrivened:
You would need something to close off the 'if' statement, otherwise, a
document full of 'if' statements and no 'else' ones could fill up a stack
needlessly.
What's so bad about that? The stack wouldn't carry over after
on 5/9/02 11:58 PM, Tim Hoffman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scrivened:
The big problem with the whole 'else' issue as I see
it, is that non coders, using dreamweaver etc.. would no doubt end
up with both bit's of html in their template.
Don't you have that now with the kludgey 'not' construct?
On 5/10/02 9:25 AM, Marc Lindahl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/10/02 12:47 AM, Jeffrey P Shell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scrivened:
You would need something to close off the 'if' statement, otherwise, a
document full of 'if' statements and no 'else' ones could fill up a stack
needlessly.
On 5/9/02 7:07 PM, Tim Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just my 2c worth, but I would like to defend order of execution of
ZPT. What it does mean for me is I can guaruntee zpt commands will
always be processed in a known order irrespective of where you
put them in a tag, this I like ;-)
Me
Yecch!
Why not:
if ...
True stuff
/if
else
False stuff
/else
If leaves around boolean result, else picks up the most recent one... It's
like they push on a stack so you can nest them Something like that?
on 5/9/02 11:10 PM, Jeffrey P Shell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scrivened:
'else' is
The big problem with the whole 'else' issue as I see
it, is that non coders, using dreamweaver etc.. would no doubt end
up with both bit's of html in their template.
T
On Fri, 2002-05-10 at 11:39, Marc Lindahl wrote:
Yecch!
Why not:
if ...
True stuff
/if
else
False stuff
/else
If
On 5/9/02 9:39 PM, Marc Lindahl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yecch!
Why not:
if ...
True stuff
/if
else
False stuff
/else
If leaves around boolean result, else picks up the most recent one... It's
like they push on a stack so you can nest them Something like that?
You would need
