X-Git-Url: http://git.vanrenterghem.biz/git.ikiwiki.info.git/blobdiff_plain/14628e4c88c0c42f445f05d9d521eb8f860167c1..e66f38db1fe53de69db1a35d2ba74a1b4fcb3278:/doc/todo/nested_preprocessor_directives.mdwn?ds=inline diff --git a/doc/todo/nested_preprocessor_directives.mdwn b/doc/todo/nested_preprocessor_directives.mdwn index 7e7ef3a49..0fb624bcf 100644 --- a/doc/todo/nested_preprocessor_directives.mdwn +++ b/doc/todo/nested_preprocessor_directives.mdwn @@ -11,8 +11,37 @@ nesting, a new syntax would be needed. Maybe something xml-like? > > For example, I *think* you can unambiguously parse the following: > -> \[[if test="enabled(template) and templates/foo" then=""" -> [[template id=foo content="""Flying Purple People Eater"""]] +> \[[!if test="enabled(template) and templates/foo" then=""" +> [[!template id=foo content="""Flying Purple People Eater"""]] > """]] > > --[[JoshTriplett]] + +>> Yes it's definitely possible to do something like that. I'm not 100% +>> sure if it can be done in perl regexp or needs a real recursive descent +>> parser though. +>> +>> In the meantime, this is an interesting approach: +>> +>> +>> \[[!directive text=\<\> ... +>> FOO]] +>> +>> Since that's implemented, I will probably just merge it, +>> once I satisfy myself it doesn't blow up in any edge cases. +>> (It also adds triple single quotes as a third, distinct type of quotes, +>> which feels a bit redundant given the here docs.) --[[Joey]] +>> +>> Hmm, that patch changes a `m///sgx` to a `m///msgx`. Meaning +>> that any '^' or '$' inside the regexp will change behavior from matching +>> the start/end of string to matching the start/end of individual lines +>> within the string. And there is one legacy '$' which must then +>> change behavior; the "delimiter to next param". +>> +>> So, I'm not sure what behavior that will cause, but I suspect it will +>> be a bug. Unless the `\s+|$' already stops matching at a newline within +>> the string like it's whitespace. That needs more alalysis. +>> +>> Also, the patch seems incomplete, only patching the first regexp +>> but not the other two in the same function, which also are quoting-aware. --[[Joey]]