samskivert
commented
3 years ago Hrm, what is the stack overflow error you're getting? I just tried writing a test for a recursive partial and it seems to work fine:
@Test public void testRecursivePartial () {
String template = "[{{name}}{{#properties}}, {{> schema.mustache}}{{/properties}}]";
test(Mustache.compiler().withLoader(new Mustache.TemplateLoader() {
public Reader getTemplate (String name) {
return new StringReader(template);
}
}), "[level0, [level1, [level2]]]", template,
context("name", "level0",
"properties", context("name", "level1",
"properties", context("name", "level2",
"properties", null))));
}It expands the partial up to the point that it hits the null and then stops.
spacether
Hi, I have a recursive template that throws a StackOverflow
In my case I am iterating over openapi specs and outputting a python class for each defined schema. A type object schema contains properties. Each of those properties is also a schema. Users may nest schema definition as deep as they want. Usually they only include the object and its schema properties. But sometimes the nest schema definitions much deeper.
M simplest use case is:
file schema.mustache
indent stores the current indentation level string. In the first class indent is length 0 string In the properties indent is a string with 4 spaces in it In properties properties indent is a string with 8 spaces in it etc...
And when I have a template like this I get a StackOverflowError. Can this be fixed?