Allow for looping array of string

[ssured]

content: {selection:['yellow','green','blue']}
template: {#selection}{value} {/selection}
result: yellow green blue

[edi9999]

Hi,

I like the idea.

As many times, I prefer to use the mustache way, eg {.} Means the current this. Without modifying the scope on runtime

[ssured]

Hey, nice. I did not know the mustache way…

Testing fails for me though. {#loop}{.}{/loop} gives NaN NaN Weird, I’ll look into it

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Hi,

I like the idea.

As many times, I prefer to use the mustache way, eg {.} Means the current this. Without modifying the scope on runtime

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[edi9999]

Yes it's not yet implemented in the library, it was just as an idea. But it's probably a one liner.

[edi9999]

It should be in the DocUtils.defaultparser

[ssured]

My fix is not working though, I was just testing... I'll look into defaultparser

[edi9999]

Updated as of v0.7.3, on npm too

[ssured]

Awesome!

[ssured]

I was testing this, but the solution does not work with angular parser enabled. Any way to do this?

[ssured]

I now use this code to have to detect {.} tags, which works

expressions = require 'angular-expressions'
angularParser = (tag) ->
  return {get: (s) -> s} if tag == '.'
  get: expressions.compile tag

[edi9999]

Yes that should do the trick.