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First off, thanks for porting Liquid. I have used it with Jekyll before and am looking forward to using it in .NET.
The Nuget install experience was great, but I subsequently wasted about 2 hours wo…
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When an object contains camel-cased properties for example:
```
public User : Drop
{
public int ID { get; set; }
public string UserName { get; set; }
}
```
Then won't work with DotLiquid, ho…
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Hello, I have some errors tring to sum some decimal values.
{%assign test=2,5%} returns 2
{%assign test=2.5%} returns 25
The first is a regular expression issue
The second is a Convert issue.
Thank…
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Given the following class:
```
public class Post : Document, ILiquidizable
{
public string Slug { get; set; }
public DateTime DatePublished { get; set; }
public string Title { get; set; }…
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I have a directory: `C:\temp\templates`
With the files: _test.liquid_ and __myInclude.liquid_
_test.liquid_ has the following:
{% include myInclude %}
and __myInclude.liquid_ has:
Hello Wo…
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When I use my UserModel and render my template and try to output the ID property, nothing is shown.
```
using DotLiquid;
namespace tinyweb.framework.tests
{
public class UserModel : Drop
{
…
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We've had a request to sign the DotLiquid assembly so that it can be used in the GAC. I think this makes sense.
Jon Skeet has some thoughts on this: for his project Protocol Buffers, he simply [added…
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Hi,
as you all already know, DotLiquid is an end-user faced template engine.
I think that in most cases (if not all) every syntax-related exception should be thrown to the end user, and as such we sho…
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We have had a request to support .NET 3.5. I plan to first check that this will not involve too many code changes, and then implement this. One option is to "freeze" the .NET 3.5 version and only upda…
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The format string syntax used by the "date" filter is not the same as the format string syntax used in the Ruby Liquid implementation. This is because each implementation is calling its underlying run…