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Set by lizmat on 24 May 2021.
Geth cro-webapp/structural-tags: b26c21341d | (Jonathan Worthington)++ | 4 files
Implement conditional structural tags

So `<?.website a href="<.website>">Visit Website</?>` will render the anchor tag if the condition is true, placing the closing `</a>` as if it were written prior to the `</?>`. Works for negative conditions also.		 22:11
cro-webapp/structural-tags: 0ead24e74b | (Jonathan Worthington)++ | 5 files
Implement conditional iteration tags

So that instead of `<@.foo><li><$_></li></@>`, one can instead write
  `<@.foo li><$_></li>` to achieve the same result.
japhb jnthnwrthngtn: Given your above commits, what's the new idiom for showing a list *or* showing a replacement of a different type, like <p> or so? 22:16
jnthnwrthngtn japhb: If I understand what you mean, it means you'd get to do now: <?.foo ul><@.foo li><$_></@></?> <!.foo p>...</!> 23:18
Which saves the </ul>, </li>, and </p> having to be written
japhb OK, makes sense, thank you. 23:33
jnthnwrthngtn I'm pondering that a bare <!>...</!> (without a condition) could immediately follow a <?.foo>...</?> (well, whitespace allowed between them) and serve as an "else" 23:39
japhb jnthnwrthngtn: Well, as long as "immediately follow" allows whitespace between, yeah, I like that idea. 23:40
jnthnwrthngtn Then it'd be <! p>...</!> and one less mention of the `.foo`
Although it arguably looks a tad odd :) 23:41
Anyway, sleep time for me o/ 23:42
japhb Good night! 23:46

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