def parseBlock(self, text, taglist, start, tagreg, name):
cur = start
n = DTParser.Node()
t = taglist[cur]
while cur < (len(taglist) - 1):
#basically, ignore tokens until we see <:/comment:>
cur = cur + 1
curtagl = taglist[cur]
if type(curtagl) == types.StringType:
pass
else:
if curtagl.tagname == self.tagname and curtagl.isclose:
n.add(curtagl)
return n, cur
else:
pass
raise DTExcept.DTCompileError(
t, 'unexpected EOF encountered '
'parsing <:%s:> block' % self.tagname)
def parseBlock(self, text, taglist, start, tagreg, name):
"""
should return node, last. This is only called for
non-empty tags
"""
cur = start
#create a new node
n = DTParser.Node()
#get current tag
t = taglist[cur]
#this is in case they started a block with the close tag (for whatever
#reason)
if t.isclose:
raise DTExcept.DTCompileError(t, 'close tag out of context')
#add current tag to the node
n.add(t)
#while we haven't eaten the taglist
while cur < (len(taglist) - 1):
cur = cur + 1
curtag = taglist[cur]
if type(curtag) == types.StringType:
n.add(curtag)
else:
#if it's our close tag, add it and return
if curtag.tagname == self.tagname and curtag.isclose:
n.add(curtag)
return n, cur
#else it's not our tag so we pass it to the generic handler
nodeortag, last = DTParser.genHandler(text, taglist, cur,
tagreg, name)
n.add(nodeortag)
cur = last
raise DTExcept.DTCompileError(
t, 'unexpected EOF encountered '
'parsing <:%s:> block' % self.tagname)
