> parsing instead of using regular expressions.
I was under the impression that you were using regex for speed, is
parsing faster?.
> 2) you use {{,}} inside strings as in
> {{="hello {{ world }}" }} without running into trouble.
Simpler = better.
> 3) you can do
> <html>
> {{
> for i in range(10):
> =i
> pass}}
>
> </html>
> and =i is interpreted as response.write(i).
> This was suggested by Denes.
Just to clarify, my suggestion was to able to copy/paste the code
without the need to split it up with braces and pass statements, while
at the same time interpret =x as response.write(x) if = was the first
non-blank char in a line.
Testing tells me that the new template.py removes the need for braces
inside the code but still requires 'pass', correct?.
BTW, template.py line 59 has a tab in it.
Denes.
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