Documentation for SimpleTALSix 6.1

This is an implementation of TAL/METAL and TALES for Python 2.7 and 3.2+ (possibly working on other versions too)

SimpleTALSix is based on SimpleTAL 4.3.

Known limitations

• When using not: on an empty expression the result will be true rather than an error.
• Path type python: is not supported by default. You can enable this by passing allowPythonPath=1 to the Context constructor. Note that this should only be used when the authors of the templates are completely trusted, the code included in the python: path can do anything.
• TAL markup on-error is not yet supported.
• HTML Templates might have duplicate attributes if an attribute is added using tal:attributes and the name is in upper case. The cause of this is the HTMLParser implementation, which always converts attributes to lower case.

Contents

TAL/TALES and METAL Reference Guide

A guide to using TAL, TALES, and METAL.

Introduction

This is a simple reference guide to the TAL and TALES languages. Formal language specifications are hosted by Zope: TAL , TALES , METAL .

TAL Commands

TAL consists of seven different commands (highest priority first):

• tal:define
• tal:condition
• tal:repeat
• tal:content
• tal:replace
• tal:attributes
• tal:omit-tag

Commands are attributes on HTML or XML tags, e.g. <div tal:content="article">Article goes here</div>

tal:define

Syntax: tal:define="[local | global] name expression [; define-expression...]"

Description: Sets the value of “name” to “expression”. By default the name will be applicable in the “local” scope, which consists of this tag, and all other tags nested inside this tag. If the “global” keyword is used then this name will keep its value for the rest of the document.

Example:

<div tal:define="global title book/theTitle; local chapterTitle book/chapter/theTitle">

tal:condition

Syntax: tal:condition="expression"

Description: If the expression evaluates to true then this tag and all its children will be output. If the expression evaluates to false then this tag and all its children will not be included in the output.

Example:

<h1 tal:condition="user/firstLogin">Welcome to this page!</h1>

tal:repeat

Syntax: tal:repeat="name expression"

Description: Evaluates “expression”, and if it is a sequence, repeats this tag and all children once for each item in the sequence. The “name” will be set to the value of the item in the current iteration, and is also the name of the repeat variable. The repeat variable is accessible using the TAL path: repeat/name and has the following properties:

• index - Iteration number starting from zero
• number - Iteration number starting from one
• even - True if this is an even iteration
• odd - True if this is an odd iteration
• start - True if this is the first item in the sequence
• end - True if this is the last item in the sequence. For iterators this is never true
• length - The length of the sequence. For iterators this is maxint as the length of an iterator is unknown
• letter - The lower case letter for this iteration, starting at “a”
• Letter - Upper case version of letter
• roman - Iteration number in Roman numerals, starting at i
• Roman - Upper case version of roman

Example:

<table>
  <tr tal:repeat="fruit basket">
    <td tal:content="repeat/fruit/number"></td>
    <td tal:content="fruit/name"></td>
  </tr>
</table>

tal:content

Syntax: tal:content="[text | structure] expression"

Description: Replaces the contents of the tag with the value of “expression”. By default, and if the “text” keyword is present, then the value of the expression will be escaped as required (i.e. characters “&<> will be escaped). If the “structure” keyword is present then the value will be output with no escaping performed.

Example:

<h1 tal:content="user/firstName"></h1>

tal:replace

Syntax: tal:replace="[text | structure] expression"

Description: Behaves identically to tal:content, except that the tag is removed from the output (as if tal:omit-tag had been used).

Example:

<h1>Welcome <b tal:replace="user/firstName"></b></h1>

tal:attributes

Syntax: tal:attributes="name expression[;attributes-expression]"

Description: Evaluates each “expression” and replaces the tag’s attribute “name”. If the expression evaluates to nothing then the attribute is removed from the tag. If the expression evaluates to default then the original tag’s attribute is kept. If the “expression” requires a semi-colon then it must be escaped by using ”;;”.

Example:

<a tal:attributes="href user/homepage;title user/fullname">Your Homepage</a>

tal:omit-tag

Syntax: tal:omit-tag="expression"

Description: Removes the tag (leaving the tags content) if the expression evaluates to true. If expression is empty then it is taken as true.

Example:

<h1>
  <b tal:omit-tag="not:user/firstVisit">Welcome</b> to this page!
</h1>

TALES Expressions

The expressions used in TAL are called TALES expressions. The simplest TALES expression is a path which references a value, e.g. page/body references the body property of the page object.

path

Syntax: [path:]string[|TALES Expression]

Description: A path, optionally starting with the modifier ‘path:’, references a property of an object. The ‘/’ delimiter is used to end the name of an object and the start of the property name. Properties themselves may be objects that in turn have properties. The ‘|’ (“or”) character is used to find an alternative value to a path if the first path evaluates to ‘Nothing’ or does not exist.

Example:

<p tal:content="book/chapter/title | string:Untitled"></p>

There are several built in paths that can be used in paths:

• nothing - acts as None in Python
• default - keeps the existing value of the node (tag content or attribute value)
• options - the dictionary of values passed to the template (through the Context __init__ method)
• repeat - access the current repeat variable (see tal:repeat)
• attrs - a dictionary of original attributes of the current tag
• CONTEXTS - a dictionary containing all of the above

exists

Syntax: exists:path

Description: Returns true if the path exists, false otherwise. This is particularly useful for removing tags from output when the tags will have no content.

Example:

<p tal:omit-tag="not:exists:book/chapter/title" tal:content="book/chapter/title"></p>

nocall

Syntax: nocall:path

Description: Returns a reference to a path, but without evaluating the path. Useful when you wish to define a new name to reference a function, not the current value of a function.

Example:

<p tal:define="title nocall:titleFunction" tal:content="title"></p>

not

Syntax: not:tales-path

Description: Returns the inverse of the tales-path. If the path returns true, not:path will return false.

Example:

<p tal:condition="not: user/firstLogin">Welcome to the site!</p>

string

Syntax: string:text

Description: Evaluates to a literal string with value text while substituting variables with the form ${pathName} and $pathName

Example:

<b tal:content="string:Welcome ${user/name}!"></b>

python

Syntax: python:python-code

Description: Evaluates the python-code and returns the result. The python code must be properly escaped, e.g. “python: 1 < 2” must be written as “python: 1 &lt; 2”. The python code has access to all Python functions, including four extra functions that correspond to their TALES commands: path (string), string (string), exists (string), and nocall (string)

Example:

<div tal:condition="python: path (basket/items) &gt; 1">Checkout!</div>

METAL Macro Language

METAL is a macro language commonly used with TAL and TALES. METAL allows part of a template to be used as a macro in later parts of a template, or a separate template altogether.

metal:define-macro

Syntax: metal:define-macro="name"

Description: Defines a new macro that can be reference later as “name”.

Example:

<div metal:define-macro="footer">
  Copyright <span tal:content="page/lastModified">2004</span>
</div>

metal:use-macro

Syntax: metal:use-macro="expression"

Description: Evaluates “expression” and uses this as a macro.

Example:

<div metal:use-macro="footer"></div>

metal:define-slot

Syntax: metal:define-slot="name"

Description: Defines a customisation point in a macro with the given name.

Example:

<div metal:define-macro="footer">
  <b>Standard disclaimer for the site.</b>
  <i metal:define-slot="Contact">Contact admin@site.com</i>
</div>

metal:fill-slot

Syntax: metal:fill-slot="name"

Description: Replaces the content of a slot with this element.

Example:

<div metal:use-macro="footer">
  <i metal:fill-slot="Contact">Contact someone else</i>
</div>

simpletal package

Submodules

simpletal.simpleTAL module

simpleTAL Interpreter

The classes in this module implement the TAL language, expanding both XML and HTML templates.

class simpletal.simpleTAL.LexicalHandler

Bases: object

Dummy lexical handdler class

class simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateInterpreter

Bases: object

tagAsText(tag_atts, singletonFlag=0)

This returns a tag as text.

initialise(context, outputFile)

cleanState()

popProgram()

pushProgram()

execute(template)

cmdDefine(command, args)

args: [(isLocalFlag (Y/n), variableName, variablePath),...] Define variables in either the local or global context

cmdCondition(command, args)

args: expression, endTagSymbol Conditionally continues with execution of all content contained by it.

cmdRepeat(command, args)

args: (varName, expression, endTagSymbol) Repeats anything in the cmndList

cmdContent(command, args)

args: (replaceFlag, structureFlag, expression, endTagSymbol) Expands content

cmdAttributes(command, args)

args: [(attributeName, expression)] Add, leave, or remove attributes from the start tag

cmdOmitTag(command, args)

args: expression Conditionally turn off tag output

cmdOutputStartTag(command, args)

cmdEndTagEndScope(command, args)

cmdOutput(command, args)

cmdStartScope(command, args)

args: (originalAttributes, currentAttributes) Pushes the current state onto the stack, and sets up the new state

cmdNoOp(command, args)

cmdUseMacro(command, args)

args: (macroExpression, slotParams, endTagSymbol) Evaluates the expression, if it resolves to a SubTemplate it then places the slotParams into currentSlots and then jumps to the end tag

cmdDefineSlot(command, args)

args: (slotName, endTagSymbol) If the slotName is filled then that is used, otherwise the original conent is used.

class simpletal.simpleTAL.HTMLTemplateInterpreter(minimizeBooleanAtts=0)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateInterpreter

tagAsTextMinimizeAtts(tag_atts, singletonFlag=0)

This returns a tag as text.

class simpletal.simpleTAL.Template(commands, macros, symbols, doctype=None)

Bases: object

expand(context, outputFile, outputEncoding=None, interpreter=None)

This method will write to the outputFile, using the encoding specified, the expanded version of this template. The context passed in is used to resolve all expressions with the template.

expandInline(context, outputFile, interpreter=None)

Internally used when expanding a template that is part of a context.

getProgram()

Returns a tuple of (commandList, startPoint, endPoint, symbolTable)

class simpletal.simpleTAL.SubTemplate(startRange, endRangeSymbol)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.Template

A SubTemplate is part of another template, and is used for the METAL implementation. The two uses for this class are:

1 - metal:define-macro results in a SubTemplate that is the macro 2 - metal:fill-slot results in a SubTemplate that is a parameter to metal:use-macro

setParentTemplate(parentTemplate)

getProgram()

Returns a tuple of (commandList, startPoint, endPoint, symbolTable)

class simpletal.simpleTAL.HTMLTemplate(commands, macros, symbols, doctype=None, minimizeBooleanAtts=0)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.Template

A specialised form of a template that knows how to output HTML

expand(context, outputFile, outputEncoding=u'utf-8', interpreter=None)

This method will write to the outputFile, using the encoding specified, the expanded version of this template. The context passed in is used to resolve all expressions with the template.

expandInline(context, outputFile, interpreter=None)

Ensure we use the HTMLTemplateInterpreter

class simpletal.simpleTAL.XMLTemplate(commands, macros, symbols, doctype=None)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.Template

A specialised form of a template that knows how to output XML

expand(context, outputFile, outputEncoding=u'utf-8', docType=None, suppressXMLDeclaration=0, interpreter=None)

This method will write to the outputFile, using the encoding specified, the expanded version of this template. The context passed in is used to resolve all expressions with the template.

class simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateCompiler

Bases: object

setTALPrefix(prefix)

setMETALPrefix(prefix)

popTALNamespace()

popMETALNamespace()

tagAsText(tag_atts, singletonFlag=0)

This returns a tag as text.

getTemplate()

addCommand(command)

addTag(tag, tagProperties={})

Used to add a tag to the stack. Various properties can be passed in the dictionary as being information required by the tag. Currently supported properties are:

‘command’ - The (command,args) tuple associated with this command ‘originalAtts’ - The original attributes that include any metal/tal attributes ‘endTagSymbol’ - The symbol associated with the end tag for this element ‘popFunctionList’ - A list of functions to execute when this tag is popped

‘singletonTag’ - A boolean to indicate that this is a singleton flag

popTag(tag, omitTagFlag=0)

omitTagFlag is used to control whether the end tag should be included in the output or not. In HTML 4.01 there are several tags which should never have end tags, this flag allows the template compiler to specify that these should not be output.

parseStartTag(tag, attributes, singletonElement=0)

parseEndTag(tag)

Just pop the tag and related commands off the stack.

parseData(data)

compileCmdDefine(argument)

compileCmdCondition(argument)

compileCmdRepeat(argument)

compileCmdContent(argument, replaceFlag=0)

compileCmdReplace(argument)

compileCmdAttributes(argument)

compileCmdOmitTag(argument)

compileMetalUseMacro(argument)

compileMetalDefineMacro(argument)

compileMetalFillSlot(argument)

compileMetalDefineSlot(argument)

exception simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateParseException(location, errorDescription)

Bases: exceptions.Exception

class simpletal.simpleTAL.HTMLTemplateCompiler

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateCompiler, HTMLParser.HTMLParser

parseTemplate(file, encoding=u'UTF-8-SIG', minimizeBooleanAtts=0)

tagAsText(tag_atts, singletonFlag=0)

This returns a tag as text.

handle_startendtag(tag, attributes)

handle_starttag(tag, attributes)

handle_endtag(tag)

handle_data(data)

handle_charref(ref)

handle_entityref(ref)

handle_decl(data)

handle_comment(data)

handle_pi(data)

report_unbalanced(tag)

getTemplate()

class simpletal.simpleTAL.XMLTemplateCompiler

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateCompiler, xml.sax.handler.ContentHandler, xml.sax.handler.DTDHandler, simpletal.simpleTAL.LexicalHandler

parseTemplate(file)

parseDOM(dom)

startDTD(name, public_id, system_id)

startElement(tag, attributes)

endElement(tag)

skippedEntity(name)

characters(data)

processingInstruction(target, data)

comment(data)

getTemplate()

simpletal.simpleTAL.compileHTMLTemplate(template, inputEncoding=u'UTF-8-SIG', minimizeBooleanAtts=0)

Reads the templateFile and produces a compiled template. To use the resulting template object call:

template.expand (context, outputFile)

simpletal.simpleTAL.compileXMLTemplate(template)

Reads the templateFile and produces a compiled template. To use the resulting template object call:

template.expand (context, outputFile)

simpletal.simpleTAL.compileDOMTemplate(template)

Traverses the DOM and produces a compiled template. To use the resulting template object call:

template.expand (context, outputFile)

simpletal.simpleTALConstants module

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.METAL_NAME_URI = u'http://xml.zope.org/namespaces/metal'

METAL namespace URI

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_NAME_URI = u'http://xml.zope.org/namespaces/tal'

TAL namespace URI

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_DEFINE = 1

Argument: [(isLocalFlag (Y/n), variableName, variablePath),...]

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_CONDITION = 2

Argument: expression, endTagSymbol

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_REPEAT = 3

Argument: (varname, expression, endTagSymbol)

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_CONTENT = 4

Argument: (replaceFlag, type, expression)

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_REPLACE = 5

Not used in byte code, only ordering.

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_ATTRIBUTES = 6

Argument: [(attributeName, expression)]

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_OMITTAG = 7

Argument: expression

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_START_SCOPE = 8

Argument: (originalAttributeList, currentAttributeList)

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_OUTPUT = 9

Argument: String to output

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_STARTTAG = 10

Argument: None

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_ENDTAG_ENDSCOPE = 11

Argument: Tag, omitTagFlag

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.TAL_NOOP = 13

Argument: None

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.METAL_USE_MACRO = 14

Argument: expression, slotParams, endTagSymbol

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.METAL_DEFINE_SLOT = 15

Argument: macroName, endTagSymbol

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.METAL_FILL_SLOT = 16

Only used for parsing

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.METAL_DEFINE_MACRO = 17

Only used for parsing

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.HTML4_VOID_ELEMENTS = frozenset([u'IMG', u'AREA', u'BASEFONT', u'FRAME', u'ISINDEX', u'META', u'PARAM', u'HR', u'BASE', u'LINK', u'BR', u'INPUT', u'COL'])

The set of elements in HTML4 that can not have end tags

Source: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/index/elements.html

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.HTML5_VOID_ELEMENTS = frozenset([u'WBR', u'IMG', u'AREA', u'HR', u'META', u'LINK', u'KEYGEN', u'SOURCE', u'BASE', u'COMMAND', u'PARAM', u'BR', u'INPUT', u'EMBED', u'TRACK', u'COL'])

The set of elements in HTML5 that can not have end tags

Source: http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/syntax.html#void-element

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.HTML_FORBIDDEN_ENDTAG = frozenset([u'WBR', u'IMG', u'BASEFONT', u'ISINDEX', u'PARAM', u'BASE', u'LINK', u'SOURCE', u'BR', u'INPUT', u'EMBED', u'COL', u'AREA', u'TRACK', u'FRAME', u'KEYGEN', u'HR', u'META', u'COMMAND'])

The set of elements in HTML5 that can not have end tags

simpletal.simpleTALConstants.HTML_BOOLEAN_ATTS = frozenset([(u'SCRIPT', u'DEFER'), (u'INPUT', u'DISABLED'), (u'TEXTAREA', u'READONLY'), (u'OPTION', u'DISABLED'), (u'INPUT', u'CHECKED'), (u'OPTION', u'SELECTED'), (u'INPUT', u'READONLY'), (u'BUTTON', u'DISABLED'), (u'OPTGROUP', u'DISABLED'), (u'OBJECT', u'DECLARE'), (u'AREA', u'NOHREF'), (u'SELECT', u'DISABLED'), (u'INPUT', u'ISMAP'), (u'SELECT', u'MULTIPLE'), (u'IMG', u'ISMAP'), (u'TEXTAREA', u'DISABLED')])

Set of element:attribute pairs that can use minimized form in HTML

class simpletal.simpleTALConstants.SignalValue(info)

Bases: object

Helper class to make unique values with a useful __str__

simpletal.simpleTALES module

simpleTALES Implementation

The classes in this module implement the TALES specification, used by the simpleTAL module.

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.PathNotFoundException

Bases: exceptions.Exception

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.ContextContentException

Bases: exceptions.Exception

This is raised when invalid content has been placed into the Context object. For example using non-ascii characters instead of Unicode strings.

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.ContextVariable(value=None)

Bases: exceptions.Exception

value(currentPath=None)

rawValue()

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.RepeatVariable(sequence)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTALES.ContextVariable

To be written

value(currentPath=None)

rawValue()

getCurrentValue()

increment()

createMap()

getIndex()

getNumber()

getEven()

getOdd()

getStart()

getEnd()

getLowerLetter()

getUpperLetter()

getLowerRoman()

getUpperRoman()

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.IteratorRepeatVariable(sequence)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTALES.RepeatVariable

getCurrentValue()

increment()

createMap()

getLength()

getEnd()

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.PathFunctionVariable(func)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTALES.ContextVariable

value(currentPath=None)

exception simpletal.simpleTALES.CachedFuncResult(value=None)

Bases: simpletal.simpleTALES.ContextVariable

value(currentPath=None)

clearCache()

class simpletal.simpleTALES.PythonPathFunctions(context)

Bases: object

path(expr)

string(expr)

exists(expr)

nocall(expr)

test(*arguments)

class simpletal.simpleTALES.Context(options=None, allowPythonPath=0)

Bases: object

addRepeat(name, var, initialValue)

removeRepeat(name)

addGlobal(name, value)

pushLocals()

setLocal(name, value)

popLocals()

evaluate(expr, originalAtts=None)

evaluatePython(expr)

evaluatePath(expr)

evaluateExists(expr)

evaluateNoCall(expr)

evaluateNot(expr)

evaluateString(expr)

traversePath(expr, canCall=1)

populateDefaultVariables(options)

simpletal.simpleTALUtils module

simpleTALUtils

This module is holds utilities that make using SimpleTAL easier. Initially this is just the HTMLStructureCleaner class, used to clean up HTML that can then be used as ‘structure’ content.

class simpletal.simpleTALUtils.TemplateCache

Bases: object

A TemplateCache is a multi-thread safe object that caches compiled templates. This cache only works with file based templates, the ctime of the file is checked on each hit, if the file has changed the template is re-compiled.

isHTML(name)

getTemplate(name, inputEncoding='UTF-8-SIG')

Name should be the path of a template file. If self.isHTML(name) it is treated as an HTML Template, otherwise it’s treated as an XML Template. If the template file has changed since the last cache it will be re-compiled.

inputEncoding is only used for HTML templates, and should be the encoding that the template is stored in.

getXMLTemplate(name)

Name should be the path of an XML template file.

class simpletal.simpleTALUtils.TemplateFolder(root, getfunc, ext='.html', path=())

Bases: object

class simpletal.simpleTALUtils.TemplateWrapper(template, contextGlobals={}, allowPythonPath=False)

Bases: object

expand(options=(), updateGlobals={}, **kwGlobals)

simpletal.simpleTALUtils.wrapperLoader(templateDir='templates', standardGlobals={})

class simpletal.simpleTALUtils.MacroExpansionInterpreter

Bases: simpletal.simpleTAL.TemplateInterpreter

popProgram()

pushProgram()

cmdOutputStartTag(command, args)

cmdUseMacro(command, args)

cmdEndTagEndScope(command, args)

simpletal.simpleTALUtils.ExpandMacros(context, template, outputEncoding='utf-8')

Module contents

License

SimpleTALSix is based on SimpleTAL so scroll down and have a look at its license, too.

SimpleTALSix

Copyright (c) 2016, Jan Brohl <janbrohl@t-online.de>

All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

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SimpleTAL 4.3

Copyright (c) 2010 Colin Stewart (http://www.owlfish.com/)

All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

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