Partials with relative path not implemented

[nateware]

Hi,

I am willing to supply a patch for this, but got a bit lost in the source, to be honest.

In the canonical Ruby mustache.rb, partials with relative paths are supported. For example:

<!-- test.mustache -->
<h1>{{test}}</h1>
{{>relpath/test2}} 

This will look in the subdir relpath/ and open the file test2.mustache.

However, in mustache.js, this does not work. In fact, the tag isn't even parsed and is output verbatim as:

<h1>Hi there</h1>
{{>relpath/test2}} 

The issue appears to be this regex:

  var new_regex = function() {
    return new RegExp(that.otag + "(=|!|>|\\{|%)?([^\\/#\\^]+?)\\1?" +
      that.ctag + "+", "g");
  };

Notice how it has this:

[^\\/#\\^]+?

Removing the "/" from that regex should work. Thoughts?

Also, where do I get the "js" command line program? I tried to run the spec and then googled, found V8 and Spidermonkey, but neither seems to spit out a "js" command.

Thanks,
Nate

[nateware]

I got spidermonkey to compile and am running the specs. Removing the "/" works.

I'm trying to add a subdir spec but am having to modify mustache_spec.rb - will send a pull request when fixed.

[janl]

a patch and tests would be great, thanks Nate :)

[nateware]

Pull request sent: #92