Re: [Webmacro-devel] #templet directive

[Keats <ke...@ea...>]

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> Can a templet contain a templet?

> Re:

> #output file="some/file.txt" {
>   #eval $t using { "foo":"a", "bar":"b" }
> }

> Is the above block evaluate or saved literally for later evaluation?

I'm not quite sure what you're asking.  If you want to save a literal block
you can use setblock.  The #templet directive is equivalent to #setblock as
macro, that is, it parses the text and stores the macro for later evaluation
(by the #eval directive or direct expansion).

The (as yet mythical) #output directive directs output to a file or stream.
You could use this to dynamically generate templates, program files, SQL
scripts, or whatever.

Hope this answers your question.

Keats