js.plated_chunks.fill_chunks

chunks = plated_chunks.fill_chunks(str,chunks)

break a string into chunks ( can merged with or replace other chunks ) so chunks can be a previously filled list of chunks that we will combine any chunks we find in the string with.

A chunk is defined by a line that begins with #^ this has been chosen so as not to be something that occurs by mistake in any language, but can be altered either inside the chunk file or via the command line opts. Note that any future reference is referring to this default and would work with any other string if this has been changed.

A line that begins with #^=## would redefine this from one to the other for the remainder of the file and can be changed globally by the option opt.hashchunk

The first word after this would be the name of the chunk and can then be followed by a number of optional flag arguments like flag=value we store these flags in the chunks table using chunks._flags[name]=value this includes trimming options and request for how chunks should be merged.

A comment begins with #^- and the rest of the line will be ignored.

The flag same=append will cause future chunks of the same name to be appended to this chunk rather than replace it. This is useful for CSS chunks where we wish to bubble down css values into sub directories.