@PinpointTownes tell him, and explain him it can also be done in OC
Did he say he was interested in using OC? :smile:
(anyway, there's nothing specific to OC)
:wink:
@sebastienros and he just doesn't realize it yet, right? :smile:
and now he's scared I assume
I could put some time on it tonight if there's any changes to be made.
Else, I'll be quite busy after that up untill next week.
and either fix things or merge
It's a draft PR... I think there is a lot of work remaining to do on it
It gives me just enough for now to move on with what I require for my own usage and I need to switch on that work before I skip the deadline :P
I don't think using a Int32.MaxValue would work as that value could have a possibility to be needed.
using a "STRING_VAL" when sorting in Lucene is not that bad. The overhead so far is neglectable.
@deanmarcussen same technique here https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetCore/blob/master/src/Mvc/Mvc.TagHelpers/src/CacheTagHelper.cs#L65
I am kind of stubborn, and put that everywhere ;)
but the one is yessql is reusable as is, you can pass any "work" and it accepts an array of arguments to prevent allocating lambdas
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This is where I found it from https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetCore/blob/master/src/Mvc/Mvc.Core/src/Filters/MiddlewareFilterBuilder.cs#L20
And credit to the blob post that sent me there https://andrewlock.net/making-getoradd-on-concurrentdictionary-thread-safe-using-lazy/
Bit like this @Flarescape ?
Is the liquid "include" functionality supported in oc ? Can't get it to work.
No the include doesn't work, only rendering other shapes, which is equivalent, offers more possibilities, but might be harder to understand. I am not opposed to configuring it. I assume we should then follow the views locations to find a match, in the same order (so other modules can override templates).
The tag is here, we just need to setup which folders it can read from. @jtkech might be able to pass directly the file provider we already use that handles local and embedded files.
The tag is here, we just need to setup which folders it can read from. @jtkech might be able to pass directly the file provider we already use that handles local and embedded files.
@sebastienros ok, thanks for the quick response.
I allready thought about the solution with the other shapes as snippets but was not sure about parameters and rendering.
I thought that if i define a variable and then render my shape with the snippet, that the snippet is rendered to html without access to variable defined "outside" of it.
I allready thought about the solution with the other shapes as snippets but was not sure about parameters and rendering.
I thought that if i define a variable and then render my shape with the snippet, that the snippet is rendered to html without access to variable defined "outside" of it.