Added support for {{.}} notation to allow direct access to the top of the context stack.

[sporkmonger]

Fixes issue #14.

[stapelberg]

I also need this and the commits seem to work for me. Why isn’t this pulled yet? Is there anything obviously wrong with the PR? :)

[sporkmonger]

@hoisie, any chance of getting this pulled in soonish?

[sporkmonger]

@hoisie Another ping.

[hoisie]

Can you add a test case?

[sporkmonger]

OK, so I added tests, but it's been so long since I wrote any Go that I'm exceedingly suspicious of my own code.

[hoisie]

Thanks!

[sporkmonger]

LOL, I hope you confirmed that tests pass.
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[hoisie]

Yes, I should have confirmed the tests :P I'll be more careful next time.

[IRGraham]

This doesn't seem to account for nested objects. The {{.}} ends up outputting the entire data object being passed in.

{{#list}}
    {{#problems}}
        ({{.}})
    {{/problems}}
{{/list}}

With input:

map[string]interface{}{"problems": "so many", "list": map[string]string{"problems": "none"}}

Output:

expected "\"(none)\"" got "\"(map[problems:so many list:map[problems:none]])\""

I know I am 3 years late to the party...

[IRGraham]

this seems to have been the issue. If context becomes value, then all tests pass and this works for nested objects with dot notation.