2008-07-12T00:09:59 *** Skaz__ has joined #pocoo 2008-07-12T00:11:30 *** Kamaze has quit IRC 2008-07-12T00:26:45 *** kaelten_ has quit IRC 2008-07-12T00:46:43 *** highwaychile has quit IRC 2008-07-12T01:16:08 *** benoitc has left #pocoo 2008-07-12T01:22:43 *** michelp has quit IRC 2008-07-12T01:29:51 *** Skaz__ has quit IRC 2008-07-12T01:38:13 *** unlink has joined #pocoo 2008-07-12T01:38:58 is there any analog to the django {% filter %} tag? 2008-07-12T01:40:54 in jinja, that is 2008-07-12T01:41:04 unlink: {% filter %}? 2008-07-12T01:41:33 mitsuhiko: this is georg here :) 2008-07-12T01:41:37 as of now 2008-07-12T01:41:40 mitsuhiko: where is it documented? 2008-07-12T01:41:48 xorAxAx: hi georg :) 2008-07-12T01:42:01 I just spoke with guido about the docs 2008-07-12T01:42:12 unlink: wow. it's indeed undocumented 2008-07-12T01:42:37 he'd keep the static content on the docs.python.org server and serve the comments via javascript fro appengine 2008-07-12T01:42:45 how do i do {% filter wordwrap:"72" %} ... {% endfilter %}? 2008-07-12T01:42:54 xorAxAx: i kinda expected something weird as that 2008-07-12T01:43:06 mitsuhiko: why is it so wierd? 2008-07-12T01:43:08 unlink: {% filter wordwrap('72') %}...{% endfilter %} 2008-07-12T01:43:16 oh, ok 2008-07-12T01:43:33 xorAxAx: because i think it's a bad idea to require javascript for comments 2008-07-12T01:43:41 unlink: did you actually read the page about syntax ? 2008-07-12T01:43:54 ronny: as i said, it's undocumented 2008-07-12T01:43:56 ronny: huh? 2008-07-12T01:44:33 hmm, why the heck do i remember it them 2008-07-12T01:45:17 mitsuhiko: this is probaby the google view 2008-07-12T01:45:23 django ? 2008-07-12T01:45:31 anyway, mitsuhiko, thanks for your help 2008-07-12T01:45:37 unlink: you're welcome 2008-07-12T01:45:53 tschüss 2008-07-12T01:46:06 xorAxAx: well, i'm not fond of it, but i don't care that much 2008-07-12T01:46:46 *** unlink has left #pocoo 2008-07-12T01:46:49 mitsuhiko: I can try to come up with somethig and see what the community thinks 2008-07-12T01:47:05 something as in? 2008-07-12T01:47:45 an impementation, given how easy appengine suposedly is :) 2008-07-12T01:48:42 grml, this keyboard is full of trash 2008-07-12T01:50:02 okay, i'll giveitback now before I get mad 2008-07-12T01:50:14 its not trash but nice food 2008-07-12T01:50:39 my suggestion is to use appengine only and let google/psf pay 2008-07-12T01:51:47 xorAxAx: okay 2008-07-12T01:52:19 this might just result in a lock-in to google 2008-07-12T01:55:08 outsourcing infrastructure :) 2008-07-12T01:56:55 I don't get how you would use an external ajax api with the security thing for XHRs 2008-07-12T01:57:00 is it all