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define enclosing page directly in page content and chain enclosing pages #1

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Nowaker opened this issue May 18, 2011 · 3 comments
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define enclosing page directly in page content and chain enclosing pages #1

Nowaker opened this issue May 18, 2011 · 3 comments

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@Nowaker
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Nowaker commented May 18, 2011

Currently, enclosing pages are defined during compilation:
lspc -enclose enclose.lsp subpage.lsp

Currently, I am adapting LSPX to compile pages during runtime. (Can you image recompiling and redeploying application every little change to template?) Everything works like a charm now including lsp:import and lsp:include/part.

However, I would really enjoy it if I could define enclosing page directly in subpage content.

<lsp:root extend="ENCLOSE.LSP" xmlns:lsp="http://staldal.nu/LSP/core" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" >
    <lsp:part name="head">
    <meta name="foo" content="bar"/>
</lsp:part>
...

Next step would be chaining enclosing pages.

base.lsp

<html>
  <body>
    <lsp:include part="menu" />
    <lsp:include part="content" />
  </body>
</html>

menu.lsp

<lsp:root extend="base.lsp">
  <lsp:part name="menu">
    <lsp:include part="top" />
    <lsp:include part="bottom" />
  </lsp:part>
</lsp:root>

actual-page.lsp

<lsp:root extend="menu.lsp">
  <lsp:part name="top">
    ...
  </lsp:part>

  <lsp:part name="bottom">
    ...
  </lsp:part>
  <lsp:part name="content">
    ......
  </lsp:part>
</lsp:root>

I would be really happy if you implemented that.
Thanks for LSPX.

BTW - You may take a look at Open Power Template 2 - a PHP template engine that looks like LSPX... but is way better and used quite often.
@mikaelstaldal
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These are good ideas.

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Nowaker commented May 22, 2011

Would you then implement <lsp:root extend="name.lsp" /> feature including "multiple inheritance"?

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Nowaker commented Jun 21, 2011

Defining enclosing page directly in page content done:
<lsp:root extend="name.lsp"> or <html lsp:extend="../can/be/relative/name.lsp>.

Committed to Spring Web MVC's hot compiler.

I won't be able to do enclosing pages chaining, looks magic for me for now. :)

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