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It is meant to use named replacements in format. Documentation will follow.
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I'm not sure about this. Maybe it's not so useful now we have metaconfig? Also the |
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I've just been pointed at StrSubstitutor by a colleague from this discussion. |
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I think the idea is good, we would find it very useful, but I agree that the syntax means XML needs escaping. ${tag} would be better. |
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Would be good to hear from Cal, I just pinged him... |
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My opinions:
Preference: Implementation based on StrSubstitutor, if this is still desired functionality. |
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I've added a public branch and pull request to allow direct collaboration on the implementation. See pull request #59. |
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We use heavily
formatbut we miss the ability to do named substitutions like we do in Python. This is just a proof of concept (and it lacks documentation) of arenderbuilt-in. It uses StringTemplate to do substitutions likeThe new dependency is BSD-licensed. Before I continue polyshing it, I'd like to know if this approach is acceptable in the compiler.