This reverts commit
c04a26f3e70d654ccec5542daf8425e44cb5bac8, which
turns out to break the templatebody directive: readtemplate() relies
on scan() populating %templates, but if scan() is a no-op after
leaving the scan phase, we can't rely on that.
The assumption made by skipping scan() after the end of the render phase
is that everything that comes from a scan is already in the index.
However, we don't really want to put template bodies in the index:
that would force us to load and save them on every refresh, and
redundantly persist them to disk.
Test-case:
% make clean
% ./Makefile.PL
% make
% grep -E '<div class="notebox">|Use this template to' html/sandbox.html
% touch doc/sandbox/New_blog_entry.mdwn # sandbox inlines this
% make
% grep -E '<div class="notebox">|Use this template to' html/sandbox.html
Good result: html/sandbox.html contains <div class="notebox"> both times
Bad result: html/sandbox.html contains "Use this template to..." the
second time
sub scan ($) {
my $file=shift;
- return if $phase > PHASE_SCAN || $scanned{$file};
+ return if $scanned{$file};
$scanned{$file}=1;
debug(sprintf(gettext("scanning %s"), $file));
# At this point it becomes OK to start matching pagespecs.
$phase = PHASE_RENDER;
- # Save some memory: we no longer need to keep track of which pages
- # we've scanned
- %scanned = ();
remove_del(@$del, @$internal_del);