Matt Kantor

I ended up using `register_template_file` instead, which seems to be working nicely (https://github.com/mkantor/operator/pull/58). I don't think I have a strong use case for the source API after all.

> Exposing these API may allow developers to change its meaning of it That's my goal. :smile: I have a custom helper that can render other handlebars templates (with additional...

@sunng87 Sorry for the slow response! > How about using `set_partial` from `RenderContext` to register the template as a partial in your helper? The only drawback I think is you...

Any chance of seeing this (or something like it) implemented?

If you're going to go this route, why not make use of [HTTP caching headers](http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec13.html)? That way you'd have the same behavior as browsers.

There's also [a fun way to _crash_ IE9 that seems related to this issue](http://jsfiddle.net/QCMQT/) (you probably don't want to click on that link if you're browsing from IE9). If there...

By the way, using the `data-noprefix` attribute avoids this issue (since -prefix-free doesn't touch the CSS at all in that case), so a temporary workaround would be to ensure all...

I noticed some surprising formatting today: ```html a b ``` Becomes: ```html a b ``` [Playground](https://prettier.io/playground/#N4Igxg9gdgLgprEAuEAeADgJzgPgDpQCGBARqgPRa4EgA0IE6MAltAM7KiGaYQDuABW4IOKQgDcIzACZ0QJTITABrODADK6JcygBzZDEwBXOPTgBbEnGnTrAGUJ6jhXXABiETOcIwWe5CCERjAQcgAWMOYANgDqYczwbFpgcOoiCcziCQCeAWBsHPQ6bHCYMAKKut7IAGaEUSX0AFZsAB4AQooqauqE5nB2OnC19Y0gLa3qOrpRcACKRhDwIw2mIFqYJZgBjrpGUdxyWDowMTIwYcgAHAAM9FgQJTGK6AFUW+LD9ACOi-AVjFEgTYAFooHBrNY5NhfsxsBUXNUkHVVvQSuZmAZjGs2NNZgslsNkaM1jBCCQztILsgACz0QyEZhRaYAYQg5iRICg0C+ICMJQAKuTRCixuITABJKC2WDqMCYZhMACC0vUMGysxWJQAvtqgA) --- I can't tell if that's within the scope of this issue. The outcome...

It's interesting that [this bug doesn't occur in all cases](http://jsfiddle.net/vfFeg/2/). Maybe the difference has to do with having the font hosted on the same domain? Also, a safer temporary workaround...

In the interest of trying to get things cross-referenced: Pull request #98 is related to this.