Leslie P. Polzer wrote:
>> Sometimes you want to pre-render things like links to images and pass a
>> pre-rendered string to a function that assembles a larger chunk of
>> HTML. As it is now, calling functions that use with-html will render
>> HTML onto the output stream.
>>
>> As a counter-example, I'm writing code in Clojure where every rendering
>> function returns a string and those strings are accumulated into the
>> final output.
>
> Sounds like you want YACLML instead of CL-WHO:
>
>
> http://www.3ofcoins.net/2009/02/07/yaclml-in-pictures-part-i-html-generation/
Since I've been personally called to the discussion (btw, I still need
to sit down and write the second and third part...), yaclml still does
not work this way: all is rendered to YACLML:*YACLML-STREAM*. Maybe the
core-server guys' DOM stuff would be the thing, but as I remember
discussing this, splitting DOM as separate library would be nontrivial.
But pre-rendering with (WITH-OUTPUT-TO-STRING (*WEBLOCKS-OUTPUT-STREAM*)
...) should be a good workaround - at least I do it this way with Yaclml.
Regards,
Maciej.
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