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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.15 2013/02/01 22:21:06 wiz Exp $
Cheetah is a Python-powered template engine and code-generator. It is similar to the Jakarta project's Velocity.
2006-01-29 16:59:12 +01:00
Changes 2.4.2: * Fix issue where subclasses of Template failed to pick up attributes in the searchlist * Remove old/outdated bundled memcached python client * Allow for #encoding directives to exist after a comment (i.e. not the first line in a module) * Remove support for WebWare servlets (which caused significant performance slowdowns on Mac OS X) * Old/stale code pruned in preparation for Python 3 support Changes 2.4.1: * --quiet flag added to `cheetah` to silence printing to stdout * Refactoring to minimize the amount of forked code for Python3 * Template.compile() will no longer create class names with numerous leading underscores * DirectiveAnalyzer (cheetah-analyze script) added to report directive usage in templates * Older LaTeX docs converted to rst for Sphinx * Prevent #raw blocks from evaluating $-placeholders and escaped strings * New tests added to verify PSP behavior and other untested internals Changes 2.4.0: * Fix a major performance regression in Template.__init__() * More graceful handling of unicode when calling .respond() to render a template * Minor code updates * Update the default filter
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DISTNAME= Cheetah-2.4.4
PKGNAME= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-${DISTNAME:tl}
CATEGORIES= devel
MASTER_SITES= http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/C/Cheetah/
Cheetah is a Python-powered template engine and code-generator. It is similar to the Jakarta project's Velocity.
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MAINTAINER= pkgsrc-users@NetBSD.org
Changes 2.4.2: * Fix issue where subclasses of Template failed to pick up attributes in the searchlist * Remove old/outdated bundled memcached python client * Allow for #encoding directives to exist after a comment (i.e. not the first line in a module) * Remove support for WebWare servlets (which caused significant performance slowdowns on Mac OS X) * Old/stale code pruned in preparation for Python 3 support Changes 2.4.1: * --quiet flag added to `cheetah` to silence printing to stdout * Refactoring to minimize the amount of forked code for Python3 * Template.compile() will no longer create class names with numerous leading underscores * DirectiveAnalyzer (cheetah-analyze script) added to report directive usage in templates * Older LaTeX docs converted to rst for Sphinx * Prevent #raw blocks from evaluating $-placeholders and escaped strings * New tests added to verify PSP behavior and other untested internals Changes 2.4.0: * Fix a major performance regression in Template.__init__() * More graceful handling of unicode when calling .respond() to render a template * Minor code updates * Update the default filter
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HOMEPAGE= http://www.cheetahtemplate.org/
COMMENT= Python-powered template engine and code-generator
Cheetah is a Python-powered template engine and code-generator. It is similar to the Jakarta project's Velocity.
2006-01-29 16:59:12 +01:00
Changes 2.4.2: * Fix issue where subclasses of Template failed to pick up attributes in the searchlist * Remove old/outdated bundled memcached python client * Allow for #encoding directives to exist after a comment (i.e. not the first line in a module) * Remove support for WebWare servlets (which caused significant performance slowdowns on Mac OS X) * Old/stale code pruned in preparation for Python 3 support Changes 2.4.1: * --quiet flag added to `cheetah` to silence printing to stdout * Refactoring to minimize the amount of forked code for Python3 * Template.compile() will no longer create class names with numerous leading underscores * DirectiveAnalyzer (cheetah-analyze script) added to report directive usage in templates * Older LaTeX docs converted to rst for Sphinx * Prevent #raw blocks from evaluating $-placeholders and escaped strings * New tests added to verify PSP behavior and other untested internals Changes 2.4.0: * Fix a major performance regression in Template.__init__() * More graceful handling of unicode when calling .respond() to render a template * Minor code updates * Update the default filter
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CONFLICTS= Cheetah-[0-9]*
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-markdown>=2.0.1:../../textproc/py-markdown
USE_LANGUAGES= c
Cheetah is a Python-powered template engine and code-generator. It is similar to the Jakarta project's Velocity.
2006-01-29 16:59:12 +01:00
Changes 2.4.2: * Fix issue where subclasses of Template failed to pick up attributes in the searchlist * Remove old/outdated bundled memcached python client * Allow for #encoding directives to exist after a comment (i.e. not the first line in a module) * Remove support for WebWare servlets (which caused significant performance slowdowns on Mac OS X) * Old/stale code pruned in preparation for Python 3 support Changes 2.4.1: * --quiet flag added to `cheetah` to silence printing to stdout * Refactoring to minimize the amount of forked code for Python3 * Template.compile() will no longer create class names with numerous leading underscores * DirectiveAnalyzer (cheetah-analyze script) added to report directive usage in templates * Older LaTeX docs converted to rst for Sphinx * Prevent #raw blocks from evaluating $-placeholders and escaped strings * New tests added to verify PSP behavior and other untested internals Changes 2.4.0: * Fix a major performance regression in Template.__init__() * More graceful handling of unicode when calling .respond() to render a template * Minor code updates * Update the default filter
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.include "../../lang/python/egg.mk"
Cheetah is a Python-powered template engine and code-generator. It is similar to the Jakarta project's Velocity.
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.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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