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Hello,
It took me a while to figure out the cause of this error:
Error: Error parsing body of the with expression
at addWith (...\node_modules\with\lib\index.js:50:29)
at Compiler.compile (...\node_modules\pug-code-gen\index.js:139:12)
at generateCode (...\node_modules\pug-code-gen\index.js:32:37)
at compileBody (...\node_modules\pug\lib\index.js:199:74)
at Object.exports.compile (...\node_modules\pug\lib\index.js:269:16)
at handleTemplateCache (...\node_modules\pug\lib\index.js:242:25)
at Object.exports.renderFile (...\node_modules\pug\lib\index.js:454:10)
at Object.exports.renderFile (...\node_modules\pug\lib\index.js:444:21)
at View.exports.__express [as engine] (...\node_modules\pug\lib\index.js:493:11)
at View.render (...\node_modules\express\lib\view.js:135:8)
because I had two separate templates in a case/when block, so I didn't think that using let to define variables of the same name would raise an error. Anyways, to reproduce the error, all you have to do is:
- let foo ='bar';- let foo ='bar 2';
or
- constfoo='bar';- let foo ='bar 2';
or
- var foo ='bar';- let foo ='bar 2';
Essentially any combination of variable declarations in the same block, except when using exclusively var, leads to the ambiguous "Error parsing body of the with expression" message. Ideally, something similar to what JS does natively would be great: Identifier 'foo' has already been declared - or at least pointing to the problematic line of code.
I'm using PugJS v3.0.2, which appears to use With v7.0.0.
Thanks!
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Hello,
It took me a while to figure out the cause of this error:
because I had two separate templates in a
case
/when
block, so I didn't think that usinglet
to define variables of the same name would raise an error. Anyways, to reproduce the error, all you have to do is:or
or
Essentially any combination of variable declarations in the same block, except when using exclusively
var
, leads to the ambiguous "Error parsing body of the with expression" message. Ideally, something similar to what JS does natively would be great:Identifier 'foo' has already been declared
- or at least pointing to the problematic line of code.I'm using PugJS v3.0.2, which appears to use With v7.0.0.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: