Terminal comma causes argument to be ignored.

[John P Charlesworth]

Here's a simple example:

def app($prop):

    tr:

        td:

            $prop

app('year,')

Compiling this with RapydML produces this error:

Error in mltest.pyml: line 6: Method 'app' expects 1 attributes, 0 given.

When the comma after year is removed, the file correctly compiles to

<tr>

    <td>

        year

    </td>

</tr>

[Alexander Tsepkov]

I'll take a look at this to see if this is something easily-fixable. RapydML compiler is kinda wonky, since it's regex-based and lacks a proper tokenizer. I was considering rewriting it using RapydScript's core, which would solve issues like this once and for all, but that could be time-consuming.

[Alexander Tsepkov]

Fixed, issue was with lagging comma confusing the parser into existing the argument parsing loop without appending the variable it parsed to the stack.

[John P Charlesworth]

Many thanks, it's working for me.

I find RapydML very useful because I tend to have pretty complex html files; I would be strongly in favour of a rewrite, if you ever find the time!