List of applyForJsSrc() Examples

Examples of applyForJsSrc()

com.google.template.soy.jssrc.restricted.SoyJsSrcPrintDirective.applyForJsSrc()
Applies this directive on the given string value.
Important note when implementing this method: The string value may not yet have been coerced to a string. You may need to explicitly coerce it to a string using the JS function {@code String()}. @param value The value to apply the directive on. This value may not yet have beencoerced to a string. @param args The directive's arguments, if any (usually none). @return The resulting value.

Examples of com.google.template.soy.jssrc.restricted.SoyJsSrcPrintDirective.applyForJsSrc()

      for (ExprRootNode<?> arg : args) {
        argsJsExprs.add(jsExprTranslator.translateToJsExpr(arg, null, localVarTranslations));
      }


      // Apply directive.
      jsExpr = directive.applyForJsSrc(jsExpr, argsJsExprs);
    }


    jsExprs.add(jsExpr);
  }

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Examples of com.google.template.soy.jssrc.restricted.SoyJsSrcPrintDirective.applyForJsSrc()

    // In strict mode, escaping directives may apply to the call site.
    for (String directiveName : callNode.getEscapingDirectiveNames()) {
      SoyJsSrcPrintDirective directive = soyJsSrcDirectivesMap.get(directiveName);
      Preconditions.checkNotNull(directive,
          "Contextual autoescaping produced a bogus directive: " + directiveName);
      result = directive.applyForJsSrc(result, ImmutableList.<JsExpr>of());
    }


    return result;
  }

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