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Seems that the unless tag is missing from the library. It's basically the same as an "if" tag, but a negation of the value.

need some test coverage for when invalid arguments are passed to filters.

{{ menu id:"#attributes.Id#" }}

this is causing the following error to happen:

The method toString was not found in component

Seems that the tokenizer doesn't like the space between menu and id.

Not sure if it's to the Liquid-spec, but the following line in LiquidTagIf.cfc could be extended to provide complex-values as boolean matches:

<cfif (IsBoolean(loc.display) and loc.display) OR (!IsBoolean(loc.display) AND len(loc.display) AND loc.display neq "null")>

Which would allow the usage of arrays, structures, and other objects within the {% if ... %} statements. Here is an example of what it could be modified to:

<cfif (IsBoolean(loc.display) and loc.display)
    OR (IsSimpleValue(loc.display) AND NOT IsBoolean(loc.display) AND Len(loc.display) AND loc.display neq "null")
    OR (IsArray(loc.display) AND ArrayLen(loc.display))
    OR (IsStruct(loc.display) AND StructCount(loc.display))
    OR (IsQuery(loc.display) AND loc.display.recordCount)>

RocketUnit is dead 😭
Time to move on and up to TextBox

If there are multiple conditions on an if statement (and/or), only the first one gets evaluated. I've looked at the source and can see that there is a variable called loc.tt that holds the subsequent condition (LiquidTagIf.cfc, line 114). However, this variable doesn't get used anywhere and I can't see a simple way of including that variable in the process.

{% assign test1 = 'maybe' %}

{% if test1 != 'no' and test1 != 'maybe' %}
yes
{% endif %}

If a variable is assigned within an if statement, the value of that assign is not kept outside of that block.

{% assign test1 = 'maybe' %}

{% if test1 == 'maybe' %}
{% assign test1 = 'yes' %}
{% endif %}

{{ test1 }}

implement some sort of caching

Great work on cfml-liquid, you've done a fantastic job!

I've found a couple of issues in LiquidLocalFileSystem.cfc where certain variables are being accessed with the wrong names:

In method read_template_file the following lines

<cfset loc.full_path = this.full_path(arguments.templatePath)>
<cffile action="read" file="#loc.fullpath#" variable="loc.contents">

Should be replaced with

<cfset loc.full_path = this.full_path(arguments.template_path)>
<cffile action="read" file="#loc.full_path#" variable="loc.contents">

Also within the full_path method:

<cfset createObject("component", "LiquidException").init("Illegal template name 'arguments.template_path'")>

Should have the template name as a CFML variable, like

<cfset createObject("component", "LiquidException").init("Illegal template name '#arguments.template_path#'")>

For recursively included templates, the LiquidTagInclude will consume all memory due to the parse method's call to tokenize. Possibly perform this action within the render function?

anonymous function could save me a TON of headaches and work arounds.
Time to update the library to CF11

Need to write all the test first and then get everything else working.
EXTREMELY important that 2.0 be backwards compatible with 1.2

make sure that you can use queries

https://github.com/Shopify/liquid/wiki/Liquid-for-Designers

try to get the filters and tags on par with the ruby version

Really great work on cfml-liquid. I really appreciate it.

I've just tried an elsif statement but it doesn't seem to work.

I can see that in LiquidTagIf.cfc you cater for elsif, but I'm not sure what happens after that.

There aren't any test cases in the test folder so perhaps this is something that hasn't been completed yet.

Before I start familiarising myself with the code and breaking things, I thought I would contact you to see if you may know why it isn't working.

Bye

Hello

Rude