Re: Filters Extension

Daniel Zulla <[email protected]> Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:39:25 +0200

Newsgroups	gmane.comp.web.mason.devel
Message-ID	<[email protected]>

At the moment, it would have to be directly added to the core.
Mason should solve "common problems of site development" - so why not
security too. 
And adding security by an extension, isn't a good idea.

for the core, my impression looks like:
<%args>
	<%need:Int[1-100]:$foo>No Int</%need>
	<%need:Str:$bar>No Str</%need>
	<%opt:Int:$error></%opt>
	<%e:custom>
</%args>
<html>
<%ifdef:$error><%=>Error Occured $table{$error}</%=>
[loginform ...]
<%exception:custom>
    errors: $__E[0], $__E[1] # no int, no str
</%exception>

or something like that.
if you like it; would be glad to implement it.

h() could be written in XS too btw. If there's a mason application in
really productional use, this method is called so damn often, that C would
improve performance. :)

A <%minify> tag for <%minify:css> (Minify::CSS::XS) and <%minify:js>
(Minify::JavaScript::XS) is worth a thougt about it too.

--
scio

> That looks nice Daniel!
> 
> Is this written in a way that it can be used as an extension, or would
> it have to be added to the core?
> 
> Jon
> 

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