Fixed #1919 -- filter truncatewords is inefficient and destroys white space #1175
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Used @arien's patch and @SmileyChris' comments, integrated with current code, hopefully made even more efficient for long strings by not splitting and rejoining them. https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1919
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buildbot, test this please. |
| return self.add_truncation_text(' '.join(words), truncate) | ||
| return ' '.join(words) | ||
| if max_words < 1: | ||
| return u'' |
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remove u'' prefix (syntax error on Python 3.2 and unnecessary since this file has from __future__ import unicode_literals).
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Please send a new PR if you can update, thanks. |
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Used @arien's patch and @SmileyChris' comments, integrated with current code, hopefully made even more efficient for long strings by not splitting and rejoining them.
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1919