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Since ${expr} has become the standard for JS template strings it seems it would be nice to be able to use the same syntax in HTML templates. However, it doesn't work with reshape (perhaps owing to reshape's own use of ${expr} in processing templates).
Test: set delimiters to [ '${', '}' ]
Result: tokens are not replaced
I didn't test extensively, but trying several combinations including the dollar sign, none of them worked.
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Weird! Is it just the dollar sign, or anything? I have tested this with a variety of other delimiters and it has worked fine. If you could narrow it down to the characters specifically causing the issue, this would help a lot.
Since
${expr}
has become the standard for JS template strings it seems it would be nice to be able to use the same syntax in HTML templates. However, it doesn't work with reshape (perhaps owing to reshape's own use of${expr}
in processing templates).Test: set
delimiters
to[ '${', '}' ]
Result: tokens are not replaced
I didn't test extensively, but trying several combinations including the dollar sign, none of them worked.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: