Hi,
Am 03.03.2011 um 15:09 schrieb Jonathan Swartz:
> I want Mason 2 to have default file extensions that it facilitates and
> enforces (though they can be changed via parameters). Here's what I'm
> thinking of going with:
>
> .mc - top-level component
>
> A top-level component can serve as the page component in a request.
>
> .mi - internal component
>
> An internal component can only be accessed from other components.
>
> .mp - pure-perl component
>
> A pure-perl component contains only code; it is parsed as if its entire
> content
> was within a <%class> block. You do not need to (and are not allowed to)
> include
> Mason tags in this component, and it will not produce any output if called.
>
> Originally I used ".m" for top-level component, but someone was kind enough
> to point out that this is used for Objective-C class files, which will become
> ever more widely used if Apple has its way. :)
unfortunately my Mac also associates .mi files with Objective-C source files.
.mc and .mp are fine.
Thanks for going into this, this was bothering me, too :-).
Matthias
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