Expression "../" inside "#if" can't exit "#with" context

[evil-shrike]

Pass:

  describe('#with', function() {
    it("with", function() {
      var string = "{{#with person}}{{../prefix}} {{first}} {{last}}{{/with}}";
      shouldCompileTo(string, {person: {first: "Alan", last: "Johnson"}, prefix: "Mr."}, "Mr. Alan Johnson");
    });
  });

Fail:

  describe('#with', function() {
    it("with", function() {
      var string = "{{#with person}}{{#if hasPrefix}}{{../prefix}}.{{/if}} {{first}} {{last}}{{/with}}";
      shouldCompileTo(string, {person: {hasPrefix: true, first: "Alan", last: "Johnson"}, prefix: "Mr"}, "Mr. Alan Johnson");
    });
  });

output:

  1) builtin helpers #with with:                                                                           

      actual expected                                                                                      

      Mr. Alan Johnson                                                                                     

   expected '. Alan Johnson' to equal 'Mr. Alan Johnson' | 'Mr. Alan Johnson' should === '. Alan Johnson'

So "../prefix" expression when it was put into "if" can't walk up to the root.

[kpdecker]

Both helpers create their own context's so you need to do ../../ to push up to the top. There is a bit of discussion on this over at #392.

Closing for now to keep things consolidated on #392 but please let me know if ../../ still fails.

[evil-shrike]

"../.." works, thanks.
It's really matter of nesting context in block helpers.