I'm writing a simple Go template. Specifically, it's a Hugo shortcode
that includes a page resource's content into a page, skipping a few
lines.
Both of these approaches work (but piping the output of `after` into
`delimit` doesn't work, because `delimit` takes its arguments in the
wrong order).
Should I prefer one over the other? Which of these (if either) would
be considered idiomatic?
1.
{{- $resource := .Page.Resources.Get $path -}}
{{- $lines := split $resource.Content "\n" | after $skip_lines -}}
{{- delimit $lines "\n" | safeHTML -}}
2.
{{- with .Page.Resources.Get $path -}}
{{- with split .Content "\n" | after $skip_lines -}}
{{- delimit . "\n" | safeHTML -}}
{{- end -}}
{{- end -}}
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