import DTLexer
import DTParser
import DTExcept
import ErrorHandler
from SkunkExcept import *
def compileTemplate(text, name=None, tagreg=None, meta=None):
try:
taglist = DTLexer.doTag(text, name)
except DTExcept.DTLexicalError, val:
# Ok, force the name here - its a decent hack Drew
val.name = name
raise val
node = DTParser.parseit(text, taglist, tagreg, name)
indent = 0
codeout = DTCompilerUtil.Output()
DTCompilerUtil.genCodeNode(indent, codeout, tagreg, node.children, meta)
return codeout.getText()
def compileText(text, name):
# Only catch syntax errors in the text, all else will fall through
try:
cobj = compile(text, name, 'exec')
except SyntaxError, val:
raise SkunkSyntaxError(name, text, val)
return cobj
import DTCompilerUtil
import DTLexer
import DTParser
import DTExcept
import ErrorHandler
from SkunkExcept import *
def compileTemplate ( text, name = None, tagreg = None, meta = None ):
try:
taglist=DTLexer.doTag(text, name)
except DTExcept.DTLexicalError, val:
# Ok, force the name here - its a decent hack Drew
val.name = name
raise val
node = DTParser.parseit(text, taglist, tagreg, name)
indent=0
codeout=DTCompilerUtil.Output()
DTCompilerUtil.genCodeNode ( indent, codeout, tagreg, node.children,
meta )
return codeout.getText()
def compileText(text, name):
# Only catch syntax errors in the text, all else will fall through
try:
cobj = compile(text, name, 'exec')
except SyntaxError, val:
raise SkunkSyntaxError ( name, text, val )
return cobj
