I got a code from _internal
{{ $pag := $.Paginator }}
And because I’m not Go dev so I can stop wondering what $
does in the code?
I got a code from _internal
{{ $pag := $.Paginator }}
And because I’m not Go dev so I can stop wondering what $
does in the code?
Which ‘$’ are you referring to?
If you’re asking about $pag
, the ‘$’ is how variables are named.
If you’re asking about $.Paginator
then it’s the way you reference the global scope (link to docs).
$
is the root context of your template file. Any template file.
From within a partial, from within a layout, from within a Shortcode, $
is the root context.
Because in Go Template, within function like with
, range
and other the context (the dot) is reset to theirs, it is handy to have the root context stored in $
.