can.Mustache - with context lost in nested sections

[iamnoah]

Here's a test case:

var renderer = new can.Mustache({text:'{{#with foo}} {{#if loaded}} {{#if ready}} Ready! {{else}} Not Ready {{/if}} {{else}} Loading... {{/if}} {{/with}}'});
var data = {
    foo: {
        loaded: true,
        ready: true
    }
};
var result = renderer.render(data);

equal(can.trim(result),"Ready!");

Here's the template:

{{#with foo}}
  {{#if loaded}}
    {{#if ready}}
      Ready!
    {{else}}
      Not Ready
    {{/if}}
  {{else}}
    Loading...
  {{/if}}
{{/with}}

The problem is that the context for if ready is the top level context, not foo.

I'm motivated to fix this, but could use a hint. My guess is that the context stack is backwards or that the with helper should be able to set this instead of just the context argument.

[andykant]

The problem with this is with the context(s) that the with helper passes. I'm looking into a solution, but this might require the with helper to be implemented in a different way (maybe just treat it exactly as a Mustache section instead of implementing it as a helper).

In the meantime, you can use regular Mustache syntax as a workaround:

{{#foo}}
  {{#if loaded}}
    {{#if ready}}
      Ready!
    {{else}}
      Not Ready
    {{/if}}
  {{else}}
    Loading...
  {{/if}}
{{/foo}}

[andykant]

This was fixed with the fix for #228. #228 ended up being a dupe of #215.