Namespaced attributes #262
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The compiler now replaces every `:` in an attribute name to escape it `\:`. If a directive name contains an escaped colon (`\:`), it won’t be considered as a separator.
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Thanks for the PR Pierre, but I think there could be a simpler fix. |
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Great! I think there is still two changes that could be interesting though: 1/ I think there is no reason to repeat 2/ Caching [1] Benchmark: http://jsperf.com/attribute-name/ |
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Yeah these two changes make sense. If you move them into a separate PR I can merge it. |
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Just a suggestion for #253, don’t hesitate to close it if it does not fit your vision.
The compiler now replaces every
:in an attribute name to escape it:\:.If a directive name contains an escaped colon (
\:), it won’t be considered as a separator.