Take this example:
var identity = function(a){ return a; };
var template =
"{{#one}}" +
"Two: {{#i}}{{two}}{{/i}}" +
"{{/one}}";
var context = {
one: {},
two: 2,
i: function(){
return identity;
}
};
console.log(hogan.compile(template).render(context));
If we run this as above, we get Two:. If we replace the {{#i}}{{two}}{{/i}} section with just {{two}}, we get the expected output of Two: 2. This seems unnatural to me and maybe even under-defined in the mustache spec, but is this the intended behavior?
Take this example:
If we run this as above, we get
Two:. If we replace the{{#i}}{{two}}{{/i}}section with just{{two}}, we get the expected output ofTwo: 2. This seems unnatural to me and maybe even under-defined in the mustache spec, but is this the intended behavior?