Description:
If the value being iterated over has a dot in it's key, can-stache does not render that value. I added the question label, as replacing the for-of with just the for helper and using scope.key (as per @justinbmeyer suggestion) works just fine.
It might be a bug, or it might just be bad syntax/usage of the for-of helper.
See the codepen below for an example of both uses, and the results.
Expected results:
I would expect the for-of helper to handle/escape the dot in the key and still render. @bmomberger-bitovi had suggested this fix in the Bitovi Community
It should escape dots in `key`, so: `var value = new KeyObservable(object, key.replace(/\./g, "\\.");` (edited)
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Description: If the value being iterated over has a dot in it's key,
can-stachedoes not render that value. I added the question label, as replacing thefor-ofwith just theforhelper and usingscope.key(as per @justinbmeyer suggestion) works just fine. It might be a bug, or it might just be bad syntax/usage of thefor-ofhelper.See the codepen below for an example of both uses, and the results.
Steps to reproduce: https://codepen.io/mikemitchel/pen/BePqvY?editors=1010
Expected results: I would expect the
for-ofhelper to handle/escape the dot in the key and still render. @bmomberger-bitovi had suggested this fix in the Bitovi CommunityActual results: it doth not render, alas
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