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module Padrino
module Helpers
module OutputHelpers
class AbstractHandler
attr_reader :template, :output_buffer
def initialize(template)
@template = template
@output_buffer = template.instance_variable_get(:@_out_buf)
end
##
# Returns true if the block given is of the handler's template type; false otherwise.
#
# @example
# @handler.engine_matches?(block) => true
#
def engine_matches?(block)
end
##
# Captures the html from a block of template code for this handler.
#
# This method is called to capture content of a block-loving helpers in templates.
# Haml has a special method to do this, for Erb and Slim we save original buffer,
# call the block and then restore the buffer.
#
# @example
# @handler.capture_from_template(&block) => "...html..."
#
def capture_from_template(*args, &block)
self.output_buffer, _buf_was = ActiveSupport::SafeBuffer.new, self.output_buffer
raw = yield(*args)
captured = template.instance_variable_get(:@_out_buf)
self.output_buffer = _buf_was
engine_matches?(block) && !captured.empty? ? captured : raw.to_s
end
##
# Outputs the given text to the template.
#
# This method is called when template uses block-aware helpers. For Slim and Haml such
# helpers just return output to use with `=`. For Erb this method is implemented in
# ErbHandler by concatenating given text to output buffer.
#
# @example
# @handler.concat_to_template("This will be output to the template buffer")
#
def concat_to_template(text="")
text
end
protected
def output_buffer=(val)
template.instance_variable_set(:@_out_buf, val)
end
end
end
end
end
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