Integrate in Express? about kaffeine HOT 4 CLOSED

ah that is a bug due to implicit block scope. i think i will remove it
as its more trouble than its worth. im away for the next week. but i
wil fix upon my return. you shold be able to do it yourself byremoving
block_scope from the default directive in the main include file.
cheers

On Wednesday, July 20, 2011, mahemoff
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wrote:

I tried the following in Express:

var kaffeine = new (require("kaffeine"))();
app.register('.k', {
 compile: function(str, options) {
   return function(locals) { return kaffeine.compile(str) };
 }
});
app.get('/:script.js', function(req, res) {
 res.header('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
 res.render(req.params.script+".k", { layout: false });
});

but I get bad output, e.g. source:

$( () {
 $("input").attr("id", () { @name; });
});

converts to:
 $( ()(function() {
 return $("input").attr("id", ()(function() { return this.name; }).call(this));
}).call(this));

[the version in index.js is 0.0.6]

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Thanks, i'll let you know once I've tried that.

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Hi - I pushed a new version without block scope.

By the way the documentation is out of date (sorry) -- functions are now
written with an arrow syntax, so your example should look like :

$ -> {
$("input").attr "id", -> @name
}

On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 6:39 PM, mahemoff <
[email protected]>wrote:

Thanks, i'll let you know once I've tried that.

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Working great, thanks.

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