stow the created template on the parser #7
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This change has been proposed to upstream in pantor#288, but that repo does not see much maintenance. |
| @@ -2060,7 +2061,7 @@ class Parser { | |||
| : config(parser_config), lexer(lexer_config), template_storage(template_storage), function_storage(function_storage) {} | |||
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| Template parse(std::string_view input, std::string_view path) { | |||
| auto result = Template(static_cast<std::string>(input)); | |||
| auto& result = template_stash.emplace_back(Template(static_cast<std::string>(input))); | |||
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To me it seems like it might be more correct to use make_shared to handle this
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The variable
resultwas a dangling reference when returning fromParser::parsefunction, so we stash the template on theParserand use a reference to that object instead.