Open JaroVDH opened 5 years ago
There seems to be an issue with @exec that makes it return undefined and stop parsing if you have multiple on the same line.
Here's a (failing) test for it, in the style of your tests:
it('and work with subsequent execs', function() { input = '/* @exec hello(buddy) */, /* @exec hello(buddy) */'; pp.preprocess(input, { 'hello': helloSpy, 'buddy': 'Michael Jackson' }, 'js').should.equal('Hello Michael Jackson, Hello Michael Jackson!'); });
Expected: "Hello Michael Jackson, Hello Michael Jackson" Received: "Hello undefined"
The test is Javascript, because that's where I found it, but it happens for all as far as I can tell.
If you add a linebreak between them, it does seem to work.
From the activity here, seems like this project has all but been abandoned. Shame, it's really useful.
There seems to be an issue with @exec that makes it return undefined and stop parsing if you have multiple on the same line.
Here's a (failing) test for it, in the style of your tests:
Expected: "Hello Michael Jackson, Hello Michael Jackson" Received: "Hello undefined"
The test is Javascript, because that's where I found it, but it happens for all as far as I can tell.
If you add a linebreak between them, it does seem to work.