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If there's a tag defined but not used on replace table processing,
this option determines whether it should be written in the generated
file or ignored completely.
Turned on by default, this will save a few bytes. Use commandline option
'--debug-dont-strip-unused-tags' to turn it off, e.g. when debugging
template files.
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Similar to replace-table custom functions, this brings an ability
to register custom block functions that can be called from templates
with variable arguments.
The syntax is as follows:
<!-- $(if (function_name(arg1, "arg2", 'arg3'))) -->
...
<!-- $(endif (function_name(arg1, "arg2", 'arg3'))) -->
An optional exclamation mark before the function name reverts the result
(negates) the predicate.
This allows template flexibility with respect to the currently processed image.
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Some of us like to have indented arguments from a function name.
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This adds a support for custom (registered) functions that can be called
from templates with specified arguments.
The syntax is as follows:
<!-- $(function_name(arg1, "arg2", 'arg3')) -->
Arguments are separated by a comma and can be quoted (recommended).
Quoted arguments are allowed to contain a comma as well as another
quote when escaped with a backslash.
To call a function with no arguments just do "function_name()".
Functions are supposed to be registered before actual data are parsed
and are called back from within the parser cycle.
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And also bring back glib/gprintf.h include for g_vasprintf().
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This allows actual defines to be used without explicit update.
Also brings the benefit of placing empty string when define is not defined.
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This is very basic scripting support - simple value retrieval and
block conditionals. Defines could be either static from theme setup
or programatically added during page generation.
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