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Adding inline support to coffeekup
commit dc175e2a03a27cac22a70e99d1784018491f0751
Author: Colin Thomas-Arnold <[email protected]>
Date: Mon Sep 12 20:51:55 2011 -0600
added '.inline' to all tag functions.
Usage: p "This text could use #{strong.inline(a.inline href: "/", 'a link')}."
TODO: It'd be cooler, but impossible I think, to have strong.inline(a href:'/','a link').
diff --git a/src/coffeekup.coffee b/src/coffeekup.coffee
index 8839c26..94b6133 100644
--- a/src/coffeekup.coffee
+++ b/src/coffeekup.coffee
@@ -105,8 +105,23 @@ skeleton = (data = {}) ->
# Internal CoffeeKup stuff.
__ck =
+ # support for coffekup.inline begins here
+ buffers: []
+
buffer: []
-
+
+ # pushes a new buffer onto the buffers stack and returns it
+ start: ->
+ new_buffer = []
+ __ck.buffers.push new_buffer
+ __ck.buffer = new_buffer
+
+ # pops the new, replaces the old, and returns the previous buffer
+ stop: ->
+ old_buffer = __ck.buffers.pop()
+ __ck.buffer = __ck.buffers[__ck.buffers.length - 1]
+ old_buffer
+
esc: (txt) ->
if data.autoescape then h(txt) else String(txt)
@@ -248,6 +263,8 @@ skeleton = (data = {}) ->
text "<![endif]-->"
text '\n' if data.format
+ # initialize the buffers
+ __ck.buffers = [__ck.buffer]
null
# Stringify the skeleton and unwrap it from its enclosing `function(){}`, then
@@ -291,6 +308,8 @@ coffeekup.compile = (template, options = {}) ->
tag_functions += "var #{tags_used.join ','};"
for t in tags_used
tag_functions += "#{t} = function(){return __ck.tag('#{t}', arguments);};"
+ # the easy part: add an inline version that starts a new buffer, runs the tag as usual, and then pops the buffer, returning the contents as a string
+ tag_functions += "#{t}.inline = function(){__ck.start(); __ck.tag('#{t}', arguments); return __ck.stop().join('');};"
# Main function assembly.
code = tag_functions + hardcoded_locals + skeleton
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