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hand is inspired by the syntax of the Django template language, which has more
explicit delimiting of directives, and is more flexible with regards to
white space and line breaks.
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style which required putting directives on separate lines that were prefixed
with a ``#`` sign, directives and commenbtsr are enclosed in delimiter pairs
(by default ``{% ... %}`` and ``{# ... #}``, respectively).
Variable substitution uses the same interpolation syntax as for markup
languages: simple references are prefixed with a dollar sign, more complex
expression enclosed in curly braces.
>>> tmpl = NewTextTemplate('''Dear $name,
...
... {# This is a comment #}
... We have the following items for you:
... {% for item in items %}
... * ${'Item %d' % item}
... {% end %}
... ''')
>>> print tmpl.generate(name='Joe', items=[1, 2, 3]).render()
Dear Joe,
We have the following items for you:
* Item 1
* Item 2
* Item 3
By default, no spaces or line breaks are removed. If a line break should
not be included in the output, prefix it with a backslash:
>>> tmpl = NewTextTemplate('''Dear $name,
...
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... We have the following items for you:
... {% for item in items %}\
... * $item
... {% end %}\
... ''')
>>> print tmpl.generate(name='Joe', items=[1, 2, 3]).render()
Dear Joe,
We have the following items for you:
* 1
* 2
* 3
Backslashes are also used to escape the start delimiter of directives and
comments:
>>> tmpl = NewTextTemplate('''Dear $name,
...
... \{# This is a comment #}
... We have the following items for you:
... {% for item in items %}\
... * $item
... {% end %}\
... ''')
>>> print tmpl.generate(name='Joe', items=[1, 2, 3]).render()
Dear Joe,
{# This is a comment #}
We have the following items for you:
* 1
* 2
* 3
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Dear Joe,
We have the following items for you:
* 1
* 2
* 3
All the best,
Foobar
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