can't see values in 'outer' context when inside a loop

[rasputnik]

I've got a dead simple template and data structure.

....amended original comment with inline code and templates,
as it looked godawful....

Upshot is: Ruby Mustaches seems to DTRT, Pystache doesn't. Really hope it's a pystache bug :)

[rasputnik]

Argh my eyes!

Sorry. I've stuck the sample code and templates etc up at

http://files.hellooperator.net/pystache-bug.zip

[defunkt]

Definitely a bug - thanks for reporting, I'll try to fix soon.

[rafacv]

This commit fixes the issue of nested contexts.

[rafacv]

The above commit has introduced a bug in which inner context propagates its data to outer context.
I added a test to expose it and now it's solved. :-)

[rafacv]

Actually, it proved to be a little more complicated than that.
I realized inner contexts checking belongs not to examples but to tests. Testing the outcome of rendering when a context is passed as a dict object - instead of a View instance - proved my previous solution was flawed.
I came to these commits which hopefully solve the issue for good.

[rasputnik]

I'm embarassed to say I don't know how to install this and test ....

[rafacv]

From source:
$ wget http://download.github.com/rafaelcv-pystache-v0.3.1-15-gaa97645.zip
$ unzip rafaelcv-pystache-v0.3.1-15-gaa97645.zip
$ cd rafaelcv-pystache-aa97645/
$ nosetests
$ python setup.py install

In case you have cloned defunkt's repository, try this:
$ git remote add rafaelcv git://github.com/rafaelcv/pystache.git
$ git remote update rafaelcv
$ git checkout rafaelcv/master -b nestedcontexts
$ nosetests
$ python setup.py install

[defunkt]

Did you forget to commit examples/inner_context_bubbling.py?

[rafacv]

Oops, what I forgot was to remove the import. Since I got inner_context_bubbling.pyc file in examples directory, import was reaching the thing and tests passed. Sorry about that.

Fixed; overall changes presented in this compare view.

[rasputnik]

Doesn't seem to work (using 217efd4).

• the files.hellooperator.net link is working again now, if you want to see what I'm trying to do.

[rafacv]

Indeed. Nested contexts were working only for non-looping blocks. Extended to looping ones too.
Tests still failing because of whitespace issue though.

[cjerdonek]

Will be taking a look at this. Here is the test case in the zip file included in one of the first comments above:

Context:

{ "greeting": "hello",
  "list": [
    {"name": "eeny"},
    {"name": "meeny"},
    {"name": "miney"},
    {"name": "mo"}
  ]
}

Template:

Say '{{greeting}}', everyone:

{{#list}}
  {{name}} says: {{ greeting}}
{{/list}}

[cjerdonek]

This must have gotten fixed somewhere along the way. Seems to be fixed in master as well.