Add option for skipping escaping

[bsergean]

Hi there,

I tried using chevron this morning but I couldn't find a way to prevent escaping of some string. I am trying to generate C++ with double quotes, and those gets escaped to html &...; which I don't want.

pystache can do that by passing a lambda that does nothing to the escape parameter of the Renderer. Not sure how to do that with chevron, it sounds like boolean escape=False, defaulting to True would do it.

[dcmoore-gd]

Have you tried using triple braces {{{...}}}?

[bsergean]

I did not. Let me try it.

Is that a standard mustache syntax ?

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[bsergean]

Just found that in the spec. Thanks ! All variables are HTML escaped by default. If you want to return unescaped HTML, use the triple mustache: {{{name}}}.

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[bsergean]

Works great / I was using pystache but I'm now using chevron. Thanks for the tip !

[dcmoore-gd]

You're welcome!