(parser, token)
return IsFollowing.handle_token(parser, token)
Returns true if the given user is following the actor marked by a flag, such as 'liking', 'watching' etc..
    You can also save the returned value to a template variable by as syntax.
    If you don't want to specify a flag, pass an empty string or use `is_following` template filter.

    ::

        {% is_following user group "liking" %}
        {% is_following user group "liking" as is_liking %}
        {% is_following user group "" as is_following %}
Returns true if the given user is following the actor marked by a flag, such as 'liking', 'watching' etc..
    You can also save the returned value to a template variable by as syntax.
    If you don't want to specify a flag, pass an empty string or use `is_following` template filter.
Returns true if the given user is following the actor marked by a flag such as liking watching etc .. You can also save the returned value to a template variable by as syntax . If you don t want to specify a flag pass an empty string or use is_following template filter .
def is_following_tag(parser, token):
    """
    Returns true if the given user is following the actor marked by a flag, such as 'liking', 'watching' etc..
    You can also save the returned value to a template variable by as syntax.
    If you don't want to specify a flag, pass an empty string or use `is_following` template filter.

    ::

        {% is_following user group "liking" %}
        {% is_following user group "liking" as is_liking %}
        {% is_following user group "" as is_following %}
    """
    return IsFollowing.handle_token(parser, token)
def is_following_tag ( parser , token ) : return IsFollowing . handle_token ( parser , token )