Fixed bug in CompilePartVisitor not using Encoders.HtmlEncode #91
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…fied in the static Encoders class
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Hey, Thanks for submitting this, I've taken a look and it looks fine to me. I'll include it in the next release which should come out at latest by Friday, Thanks! |
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This made it impossible to disable HTML escaping for compiled templates.
The fix itsel is in
Nustache.Compilation/CompilePartVisitor.cswhere I modified the reflecting code to look up theHtmlEncoderdelegate set.Btw. this fixed most of Interpolation* test cases too (they run green after the patch - in my case at least)