But wouldn't you want to edit a twig html file in the html editing mode
and a twig json file in the json editing mode? An old version of the
project I work on used to have .tpl for the template files and people
were always confused about how to edit those. Whether they would break
anything if they edited the html in them. Once we switched to calling
them .html the file associations were the same by default etc. so it was
immediately clear to them that they should treat them as if they were
regular static html files with some special contents.
Nils
On 01/18/2011 10:33 AM, Jordi Boggiano wrote:
Heya,
I don't want to bother everyone again with that change, but I'm just
thinking this is maybe not the right way forward so I have to speak up
before it's too late..
I see two problems:
- With templates named foo.renderer.format, the editors are taking
.format as the way to syntax highlight the file. It's ok if you can
tweak your editor to support twig syntax in html files (I did..), I
guess most editors won't like that too much, and with .json files and
the like it doesn't make any sense anymore.
- It looks too damn weird.
Thoughts?
Cheers
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