Old issues from the JeffGarland version

[KingDuckZ]

Hello, I've kept visiting this project from time to time, I hope it's going to become a little bit more active since the fork. I'm especially interested in those two bugs:

JeffGarland/liaw2014#14
and
JeffGarland/liaw2014#15

Please don't forget about them!

[mjcaisse]

Hello! Thank you for reminding me of these issues.

A lot more progress has been made on the library this month. I'm hopeful that we will get some time to wrap up most of Mustache features in the next few weeks.

[mjcaisse]

KingDuckZ -

Are you using C++11/14?

[KingDuckZ]

Hi, thanks for trying to support me :) Yes, I use c++11, but I'm ok with using any newer standard that is available in my compiler.
Either gcc 4.8.4 or clang 3.5.0 are fine, so whatever they support is fine with me. If it's really necessary I can try to upgrade them.

[KingDuckZ]

Any clue on wether you'll be able to fix those?

[mjcaisse]

Hi KingDuckZ -

I'll be working on the library again in a couple weeks. Sorry about the delay. Both of these older issues will be resolved. Thank you for your patience and interest.

[KingDuckZ]

Hi mjcaisse, did you get to work on those old issues yet?

[mjcaisse]

I made a change last week (pushed to develop) to address JeffGarland/liaw2014#15 , "Empty lines get added while iterating over values #15"; however, I think it is incorrect after looking at some results.

I've just found the "spec" (go figure ... there is a spec). Unfortunately, it isn't very clear on whitespace. I'll be updating the implementation based on the contents of https://github.com/mustache/spec.

[KingDuckZ]

I don't know about specs really... to me the mustache page looks like "this is what the output of the sample input should look like". I'd say if a line only contains a {{#tag}} then remove the next \n, otherwise don't do it. I've been trying the ruby implementation and I think that's what it does. (btw even the ruby implementation doesn't do what I need, I had to do horrible hacks to make it behave as I wanted to - I think boostache is the only implementation that lets you treat tags like function calls out of the box)

[mjcaisse]

Old issue 15 resolved with 5e8d606.