Better support for writing more complex template tags

bits[] needs to go away. Badly. Perhaps this and namespaces could be part of a ttag refactor? (and other ponies as well? :)

Exemple o required fixups on tags and filters :

I try to write something a list of objects that are complex to render, and for which I will assign some specific "credentials" in a database while enumerating. I would be happy to use a tag to simplify the rendering of these complex objects. However, things are not happenning like I expect. At first try, I did :

{%for o in listobject%}
 o1={{o.id}}, o2={%tag o.id arg%}
%{endfor%}

We coded (code included later) the tag using "oid=template.Variable(tok[1])" or Parser.compile_filter in the template tag, "oid.resolve(context)" in the render function. Samething that simple_tag would have done. However, the id of the first object of listobjects for o2, while o1 is correctly moving... This should be qualified as a bug since it is not the expected behaviour in a for loop... I guess this is due to the fact that "for" and "endfor" are themselves tags.

The one would think about writing a filter, and to do {{o.id|filter:arg}}, the problem of this approach is that in tags, I could access "context" to retrieve objects in the context, the filter syntax does not provide access to context and supports only one argument, that is generally a string. If I want to access the my user profile (as I actually want) I am stucked...

I believe generally that "request", "session", "context" objects should be easily accessible from tags and filters Currently this is not the case.

I hope explanations of this kind of need can help make the next tag system better.

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Code of the buggy tag :

def buggytag(parser,token):   
    class Node(template.Node):
        def __init__(self,oid,param):
            self.oid=oid
            self.param=param
        def render(self, context):
            if (type(self.oid)!=int) and (type(self.oid)!=long):
                    self.oid=self.oid.resolve(context)
            o=Objects.objects.get(id=self.oid)
            key=foo_create_accesskey_for_key(context['request'],o)
            return ('('+str(oid)+')'<span id="'+self.param+'"></span>'
                    +'<script>load_object("'+o.url+'","'+self.param+'","'+key+'");</script>')
    tok=token.contents.split()
    assert(len(tok)==3)
    try:
        oid=int((tok[1]))
    except:
       oid=parser.compile_filter(tok[1])#template.Variable..
    param=tok[2]
    return Node(oid,param)

Without a specific suggestion it's hard to know what to do here. Closing in favor of some of the other tickets 'round these parts that have specific suggestions/patches.