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Subject: Re: AWS template documentation help
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Why not just use the default ones "@_"  and "_@" ??
/P

On 12/20/18 11:35 PM, Michael Hardeman wrote:
> Running this code:
> 
> Templates.Set_Tag_Separators (Start_With => "'@", Stop_With => "/");
> Templates.Insert (Translations, Templates.Assoc ("foo", "'bar/baz"));
> Put_Line (Templates.Translate ("test '@foo/one/two/three' test", Translations));
> 
> Yields the following error:
> 
> raised TEMPLATES_PARSER.TEMPLATE_ERROR : Unknown attribute name "@foo"
> 
> I expected it to print:
> 
> test 'bar/baz/one/two/three' test
> 
> If I remove the initial ' in Start_With it works ok, but if I keep the ' I get this strange error. I assume there might be some undocumented feature for the templates, but I can't find anything having to do with "attribute". Does anyone know what this is?
>