The way Clearsilver works is that you create a Neo::Hdf object and
instantiate a Neo::Cs object with it.
Like so:
` h = Neo::Hdf
c = Neo::Cs h `
then you need to call:
c.parse_str str c.render
Two things to note are that there is no point in passing in other Hdf objects
as only the first gets used. Also parse_str remembers the strings so you need
to have a new Cs object every time. You would imagine that you could call
parse_str with str2 or str3 but that is not the case, that will not work.
The most you can do is modify h in between calls to render. It appears that in
the same way that Hdf object are shared behind the scenes, so are str objects.
This means that you can only have one template per ... per what?
My alternate API I have created gives you the option of the following:
` h1 = Neo.Hdf h2 = Neo.Hdf
c = Neo::Cs c.use h1 c.parse_str str c.render c.use h2 c.parse_str str c.render `
This is because new Csand Hdf objects are created internally which is less
but more how you'd expect it to work.