code: function applyViewFilters(runtimeData) {
    
    var context, locals;
  
    var filter = 'context';
    
    // Run general context
    var buffer = app.applyFilters(filter, runtimeData.buffer, (locals = this.viewLocals) );
    
    // Run specific contexts
    if ( (context = this.__context) ) {
      for (var i=0,len=context.length; i < len; i++) {
        buffer = app.applyFilters(context[i] + '_' + filter, buffer, locals);
      }
    }
    
    runtimeData.buffer = buffer;
  }
docs: /*
  Applies view filters
  
  If the response has a context set, the applied filter will have the context as the prefix.
  So, if a `blog` context is set, the filter will be `blog_context`. It's worth mentioning
  that the general `context` filter won't be applied if a context is set.
  
  You can apply the `context` filter from your context-specific filter. This allows fine
  grained control on how the content will be modified by the filters.
  
  @param {object} runtimeData
  @private