I was trying to do #112, at least for my custom template. I found that there are issues at least in c++ where vector<int> would not render correctly in HTML (need to strip < > into <>). So I thought I would just add support for Type objects to the HTML renderer...
It turned out to be a complicated task, I had to modify LanguageManager to give access to the language renderer and TemplateEngine to pass the current language to the HTML renderer.
The type renderer works like this:
Type;html : Strips HTML characters from the rendered Type name if necessary.
Type;html(java) : First renders the type using Java's renderer, then strips HTML characters.
Type;html(cpp) : First renders the type using c++'s renderer, then strips HTML characters.
(Same with the other language names as defined in Language.java)
I was trying to do #112, at least for my custom template. I found that there are issues at least in c++ where
vector<int>would not render correctly in HTML (need to strip< >into<>). So I thought I would just add support for Type objects to the HTML renderer...It turned out to be a complicated task, I had to modify LanguageManager to give access to the language renderer and TemplateEngine to pass the current language to the HTML renderer.
The type renderer works like this:
Type;html: Strips HTML characters from the rendered Type name if necessary.Type;html(java): First renders the type using Java's renderer, then strips HTML characters.Type;html(cpp): First renders the type using c++'s renderer, then strips HTML characters.