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Made inner loops have access to outer loop values #726
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This looks good, thanks for the PR! Is it possible to update this with:
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Sure |
Yeah, I thought about exporting it. I thought it wasn't useful enough. It sounds like a good idea. Now. I'm a little overwhelmed right now, will finish the pull request in a couple days. |
I guess for the API I would prefer a simple bindItem :: Context a -> Item a -> forall b. Context b
-- or
bindContext :: Item a -> Context a -> forall b. Context b (not sure which one is better?) over a three-parameter and non-descriptive You could then write ListField c xs -> do
sep <- maybe (return "") go s
bs <- mapM (applyTemplate' b $ c <> bindItem context x) xs
return $ intercalate sep bs |
If my outer loop in a template produces a value that I want to use in my inner loop, I get a
Missing field
error.This gives inner loops access to outer loop values and allows inner loops to override them.