Add TSS File function, with matching unit test. #233
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- Inserts the contents of a specified file into the targeted element. - Example use: inserting inline, template-specific Javascript.
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Sometimes it's nice to separate Javascript used in partials from the template XML files themselves. This new function allows doing so safely without extra ceremony by letting a file's contents (e.g. the Javascript) be inserted into a targeted XML element, similar to the
jsonfunction. (In fact, the code is just a modified version of the TSSFunction Json class.)This is needed instead of the alternative
templatefunction, which interprets a file's contents as XML/HTML, and as a result corrupts pure Javascript.