Adding functions for bash #86
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I did not rebuild the *.json files because the __tag__ => "code" bit is missing whenever I run `rake build`.
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Pulled the block finding code into its own function to eliminate a recursion problem. Test failure count dropped because lambdas are supported and I just needed to update the spec. Pull request mustache/spec#86 aims to add bash support. Until then, the testing script will fall back to using perl. 34 failing tests
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@fidian I'm going to help you get this merged. Would you like to update your branch first? |
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I did not rebuild the *.json files because the tag => "code" bit is
missing whenever I run
rake build.Bash doesn't really support lambdas, but using "echo" and "$1" should be extremely easy for other tools to use.